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Blending Apples



 
 
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Old 13-10-2005, 09:28 PM
Ray Calvert
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Default Blending Apples

This is only remotely related to wine making by the fact that I often see
people discussing what apples to blend, but I found it interesting anyway --

I had a little bottle of Tropicana 100% Apple Juice the other day. I was
board so I read the label. To start with it is made from concentrate so
water is added. (is that 100%) apple juice?) Then they add acids and other
flavoring along with preservatives. (Still 100% apple juice?)

But then the interesting thing - the contents! Quoting, CONTAINS
CONCENTRATES FROM GERMANY, AUSTRIA, ITALY, HUNGARY, ARGENTINA, CHILE,
TURKEY, BRAZIL, CHINA, AND THE UNITED STATES.

Now that is a blend! (assuming you believe it.)

Ray


 




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