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windfalls or drops or whatever you might
call an apple which has fallen,
it is a ripe apple: most varieties taste better ripe.

not necessarily eat better, but taste better.

ncb


Quoting Dylan Ford <dford@suffolk.lib.ny.us>:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Claude Jolicoeur"
> Subject: Re: [NAFEX] apple pressing
>
> (Snip)
> Scab will only improve the quality of your juice by concentrating sugars
> acids and flavours (by removing water).
> Worms will stay with the pomace - they only have eaten apple anyway, so
> they are essentially apples...(Snip)
>
> Folks - I knew an old Apple man from upstate New York years ago who told me
> that the difference between apple juice and cider was that cider was made
> from the windfalls. In those innocent pre-killerecoli days, he said that
> what gave cider its excellent flavor was deer shit and squished yellow
> jackets. Mighta been pulling my leg.  dylan
>
>
> Dylan Ford is the author of the proposal at www.ideaforpresident.com , a
> website devoted to an idea that could provide an avenue to address pollution
> issues, food safety, social justice, prison reform and healthcare.
>
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