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from fermenting apple juice, which relies on natural yeast present in the apples for fermenting. Fresh or unpasteurized apple juice or cider can cause food borne illness from bacteria. The directions below are for making and storing apple cider safely. Selection of Apples Apples used for cider don't have to be flawless.
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