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Title:Preserving Foods: Fruit Juices & Apple Cider
Producer:Oregon State University Extension Service
Description:Following the proper safety measures is imperative when preparing and preserving juice at home. The primary focus of this publication is to ensure the correct safety measures are followed. Topics include preparing fruit juice, the drip method, steam juicing, preserving juice and the process of making and selecting apple cider.

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Audience:Consumers
Format/Pub. Year:Fact Sheets (2013)
Other Format:Recipes (2013)
Contact Information:
 Oregon State University Extension Service
Oregon State University
122 Milam Hall
Corvallis, OR 97330
Telephone:541.737-4264
Fax:541.737-0999
Cost:Free
Avail. Online:http://extension.oregonstate.edu/fch/sites/default/files/document
s/sp_50_455_preservingfruitjuicesapplecider.pdf

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