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Food: Apple Cider edit
Created by: Kevin Tu
Edited by: Kevin Tu
Translations: 苹果酒 (Chinese), アップルサイダー (Japanese), التفاح وعصير التفاح (Arabic), सेब साइडर (Hindi), Яблочный (Russian) All Translations
Substitutes: Apple Juice
edit About Apple Cider
Also Known as sweet apple cider. Made by crushing several apple varieties into a pomace, then pressing out the juice. Tiny apple solids in the juice darken when exposed to air, giving cider its distinctive caramel color.




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