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Put yeast inside her? I hardly know her!
Damn, you have a couple of great days ahead of you.
Cider is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented apples.
Wrong. Cider is unfiltered apple juice. It’s cheaper than juice because filtering and pasteurization are skipped. Just add some yeast for alcohol. Of course you could make prison-style cider without the yeast but I am not knowledgeable about that.
Fermented apples means rotten apples. They are usually left where they fall (they don’t rot on the tree). Various animals will eat them and get intoxicated including deer.
source - I am from upstate NY where there are many apple orchards.
Akchualy
Cider means apple juice in the US
It means apple alcohol in (most?) other English speaking countries
Cider is not apple juice anywhere I have been in the US.
As I stated earlier apple juice is filtered and pasteurized apple cider.
The point was, if you ask for cider anywhere else in the world, you’ll get a fizzy alcoholic drink.
But do they put yeast in cider?
It’s not required if using fresh fruit, but it usually is added to both speed up the process and produce a higher alcohol content than the natural yeast can do.
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