How to Make Apple Cider Without a Juicer and How to Double It for Free
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How to Make Apple Cider Without a Juicer and How to Double It for Free

Now that its getting cold
and winter is coming in
i get a big craving for apple cider
but i don't have a juicer (yet)
so i'll show you how to make apple cider
with a blender/food processor
and then i'll show you how to use the nasty leftovers to double the amount of cider you already have for FREE
PS: I based this instructable off of other apple cider instructables
but they all used a juicer and created only one batch with it
and winter is coming in
i get a big craving for apple cider
but i don't have a juicer (yet)
so i'll show you how to make apple cider
with a blender/food processor
and then i'll show you how to use the nasty leftovers to double the amount of cider you already have for FREE
PS: I based this instructable off of other apple cider instructables
but they all used a juicer and created only one batch with it
Ingredients

-Apples (you can use a variety of apples but i prefer red delicious with gala)
-sugar
-water
-spices (i used cinnamon and nutmeg)
-tools
-blender/ food processor
-an undershirt that you out grew or ripped
-knife
-pan
-cutting board
-spoon
-sugar
-water
-spices (i used cinnamon and nutmeg)
-tools
-blender/ food processor
-an undershirt that you out grew or ripped
-knife
-pan
-cutting board
-spoon
Core and Cut



wash the apples
remove the apple cores and cut them into smaller pieces
remove the apple cores and cut them into smaller pieces
Boil Em!




toss the apples into a pan and add water
as the apples start to soften
pour them out into a separate bowl
the apples should be soft enough for you to stick your finger into the slices
PS: I made some jello while the apples cooked
as the apples start to soften
pour them out into a separate bowl
the apples should be soft enough for you to stick your finger into the slices
PS: I made some jello while the apples cooked
Blend Em!








toss them into your blender or processor
and wreak havoc!
after the apples turn into apple sauce, dump them out onto your extra shirt
and SQUEEZE and twist
ring out as much apple cider as you can
then after you have a good amount add spices to taste
you can also add other juices at this time
and wreak havoc!
after the apples turn into apple sauce, dump them out onto your extra shirt
and SQUEEZE and twist
ring out as much apple cider as you can
then after you have a good amount add spices to taste
you can also add other juices at this time
Move Over Recylcing, Cuz We're Reusing



now take those mushy apple fibers and using the same water you used to boil the apples
mix them together
and cook them
while its cooking
add sugar
as most of the sugar from the apples has already been squeezed out
now just as in the last step
ring out all the juice you can get from your new mixture
mix them together
and cook them
while its cooking
add sugar
as most of the sugar from the apples has already been squeezed out
now just as in the last step
ring out all the juice you can get from your new mixture
Optional

Refine it if you want to
mine has some mushy stuff still in it
so i poured it back into the shirt
and ringed it out again
but not as tightly as the first time
and then i re-spiced the cider
and added a little cream on the top
mine has some mushy stuff still in it
so i poured it back into the shirt
and ringed it out again
but not as tightly as the first time
and then i re-spiced the cider
and added a little cream on the top