/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.13697615]

What's the difference between apple juice and apple cider?

[Anonymous No.13697619]

Apple cider is fermented, and therefor alcoholic.

[Anonymous No.13697629]

>>13697615
one's shit, the other is shit. just like OP

[Anonymous No.13697642]

>>13697615
Filtration and (I think) sugar content.

[Anonymous No.13697660]

>>13697615
Apple juice is cold pressed and (usually) filtered
Apple cider is brewed hot then cooled sometimes with mulling spices, sometimes not

>>13697619
"Apple cider" is known by most eurofags to refer to the sparkling, alcoholic drink

[Anonymous No.13697674]

>>13697660
>"Apple cider" is known by most eurofags to refer to the sparkling, alcoholic drink
No, we just call it cider.
In any case what other types of cider would there be, it’s specific to apples.

[Anonymous No.13697675]

>>13697615
Cider is an alcoholic drink, juice is just juice. It's like asking the difference between grape juice and wine.

[Anonymous No.13697680]

>>13697615
if its clear and yellow you got juice there fellow

it its tangy and brown you're in cider town

[Anonymous No.13697681]

>>13697615
most of what has been said in thread is true; however in practice, groceries sell apple juice as apple cider like in OPs picture with the only difference being filtration; both are cold pressed, both are pasteurized, but left has a larger pore size in the filters to allow more cloudiness....literally only difference, and you can’t taste anything different between them

[Anonymous No.13697685]

>>13697680
Those are both still juice though
Cider is fermented

[Anonymous No.13697688]

Wow guys way to be. Obviously don't live in the northeastern US. Apple juice is clarified. Apple cider is not. Hard cider is alcoholic.

[Anonymous No.13697694]

>>13697688
"hard" cider is redundant, all cider is alcoholic.

[Anonymous No.13697703]

>>13697688
excuse me, but cider is all over the NE, and it's clearly labeled and distinct in flavor and texture

[Anonymous No.13697704]

The best one there is boyos

[Anonymous No.13697709]

one of them is for libtard snowflakes

[Anonymous No.13697711]

>>13697680
Kek

[Anonymous No.13697720]

>>13697694
Not understanding that some words mean different things in different countries.
In america chips means crisps also.
Get over it

[Anonymous No.13697732]

>>13697615
One makes your pee smell the other maked your pee smell less.
Sometimes I eat a bunch of asparagus and wash it down with apple juice then I'll piss all over the back of the wall behind the handicap stall toilet and let it ferment there so the smell hits everyone entering the bathroom in the face

[Anonymous No.13697737]

>>13697709
So you can't have a conversation without hamfisting the politics you like into it? Got it. Don't you guys accuse libtards of doing that?

[Anonymous No.13697738]

>>13697615
>What's the difference between apple juice and apple cider?
The definitions are quite fuzzy, because cider should be the "fresh pressed" and just made today kind of product from like a roadside farmer's market/apple orchard's stand. Because of laws, there really isn't anything bottled in a grocery store that didn't get heated to pasteurization level safety (and to stop any kind of fermentation that wants to start from the natural yeast in the peels.

So, truly, I think it's just filtering by definition now, cider is kind of cloudy, the juice is a clear very transparent yellow. When there is cloudiness, there is settling of some apple solids in the bottom.

Cider, juice, from concentrate, not from concentrate, blends, it's all a blur legally, especially when recipes come into play such as mulled cider now. In the U.S. "hard cider" is the apple sourced equivalent of beer. A lower-than-beer alcohol, carbonated alcoholic drink that likely has a lot of sugar and a lot of tartness. They're hard to drink a whole session at a time due to the cloying nature of the added tart and sweetness. Natural hard ciders, alternately such as served in Europe, are kind of watery and even have a scent of spoilage. They are often the choice of someone driving home later, or working the next day, due to a very low proof. Refreshing in summer.

[Anonymous No.13697744]

>>13697720
If you don't also call beer "hard beer" then you're a hypocrite.

[Anonymous No.13697767]

>>13697738
>>13697744
feel bad for all these euro fags who have never enjoyed fresh pressed non-alcoholic apple cider with a side of fresh apple cider donuts after a half day of apple picking with their fat gf

[Anonymous No.13697783]

Food technologist here. The difference at the commercial scale is just filtration. There's no FDA standard of identity. I don't know about other countries.

In my experience, hard cider is just fermented apple cider and/or apple juice, but still no standard of identity.

[Anonymous No.13697793]

>>13697615
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1BfF77Pvio

[Anonymous No.13697820]

>>13697793
>>13697680

[Anonymous No.13697826]

>>13697767
This. In the US apple cider is largely non-alcoholic. Love me some apple picking with hot fresh cider donuts and apple cider waiting at the end.

[Anonymous No.13697845]

Sometimes I wonder why this board even exists

[Anonymous No.13697865]

>>13697767
Fresh pressed applejuice isn't unique to America you dumb idiot.

[Anonymous No.13697874]

>>13697685
Cider is a fermented, usually carbonated, alcoholic beverage that can be made out of multiple fruit.
Apple Cider is a hot brewed juice made from apples that is not alcoholic.

source: A leaf who grew up next to an apple orchard.

[Anonymous No.13697875]

>>13697767
Been to Lynd lately?

[Anonymous No.13697876]

>>13697874
hard cider is fermented, but not all cider is hard cider.

[Anonymous No.13697883]

>>13697744
No, you call the alcohol free stuff "non-alcoholic beer" the term "Apple Cider" denotes it being non-alcoholic since alcoholic Ciders are just called "Cider" or "Hard Cider".

[Anonymous No.13697892]

>>13697876
I don't know about where you live but "Cider" in South West Ontario means it's alcoholic while "Apple Cider" is specifically non-alcoholic.
We don't really use the term "hard cider" and "hard" is only really used to denote alcoholic lemonade like Mike's.

[Anonymous No.13697906]

>>13697876
All cider is fermented. If it's not fermented, it's just juice.

[Anonymous No.13697907]

>>13697906
based on what regulation?

[Anonymous No.13697994]

>>13697674
>what other types of cider would there be
There is a pear cider which is often called "perry."

[Anonymous No.13698009]

>>13697907
The literal bible. Cider is alcoholic.

[Anonymous No.13698027]

>>13698009
do you also kill people who mix fabrics? The bible mandates it.

[Anonymous No.13698035]

>>13697907
>>13698009

there's a small revival of traditional, "wild fermentation" cider in CA and it's fucking fantastic. real cider is not sweet and kinda tastes more like champagne.

[Anonymous No.13698036]

>>13697865
>still can't tell difference between apple juice with apple cider, even when replying
Typical yuropoor.

[Anonymous No.13698038]

>>13698027
In every language the word has passed through from the original sanskrit, cider has meant an alcoholic beverage made from fermented fruit. Who gives a toss what a few current day americans have to say?

[Anonymous No.13698045]

>>13698038
that's a claim you can't back up though, even with your doctorate in linguistics.

[Anonymous No.13698061]

>>13698045
5 seconds of google

[Anonymous No.13698084]

>>13698061
>prove my claim for me
nah brah, nah

[Anonymous No.13698096]

>>13698038
>Who gives a toss what a few current day americans have to say?
clearly you do since you spend all day arguing with them.

[Anonymous No.13698174]

>>13697674
>what other types of cider
Cider is a huge thing in Portland, Oregon. There is a cider for nearly any fruit you can think of. Strawberry, raspberry, pineapple, passion fruit, etc.

[Anonymous No.13698207]

>>13697737
Seething libtard

[Anonymous No.13698589]

>>13698207

[Anonymous No.13698598]

>>13697681
best cider is local unpasteurized shit
most superiors is homemade and it's easy as fuck to make even with dry spices and a slowcooker

[Anonymous No.13698640]

>>13697615
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1BfF77Pvio

Fucking hell, how the fuck has no one posted this yet

[Anonymous No.13698641]

>>13697615
poo n pee

[Anonymous No.13698648]

>>13697883
>he term "Apple Cider" denotes it being non-alcoholic since alcoholic
The term "apple cider" distinguishes it from "pear cider", sometimes also called perry.
Both are fermented and alcoholic.

[Anonymous No.13698649]

>>13698174
The White House in Hood River makes some amazing ciders.

[Anonymous No.13698653]

Now here's a little trick to help you remember. If it's clear and yella', you've got juice there, fella. If it's tangy and brown, you're in cider town.

[Anonymous No.13698688]

>>13698653

[Anonymous No.13698690]

>>13697680
Old painty can Ned

[Anonymous No.13699931]

>>13698653
Did he actually say this?

[Anonymous No.13699967]

I have an unopened jug of cider that I bought in late November. It hasn't been refrigerated, although the house does get cold.
If I drank it would it kill me, or get me buzzed?

[Anonymous No.13699975]

>>13699931
i don't know, can someone post another link to the video in this thread just to be sure?

[Anonymous No.13700064]

>>13697826
cider will always have some alcohol in it, just such a low percentage that it's almost not worth mentioning.

[Anonymous No.13700454]

>>13699931
No you retarded

[Anonymous No.13700465]

>>13697680
reddit

[Anonymous No.13700660]

>>13700465
>t. virgin

[Anonymous No.13700678]

>>13697826
People forgot what the real American dream is...

[Anonymous No.13701370]

>>13697680
Dangit
I came in this thread to post this

[Anonymous No.13701424]

I like the apple sauce.

[Anonymous No.13701528]

>>13698174
Do you think Americans will ever learn real English? My guess is no.

[Anonymous No.13701696]

>>13701528
>real english
>90% of words are french or latin

[Anonymous No.13701754]

>>13697680
came here to post this

[Anonymous No.13701808]

>>13698045
>an unfermented drink made by crushing fruit, typically apples.
>an alcoholic drink made from fermented crushed fruit, typically apples.

Definition of cider that comes up when you google "cider." Believe it or not, a word can refer to two different things. You food elitists really need to kill yourselves. And, yes, when you look up "cider" on wikipedia, it takes you to the article on the alcoholic beverage, but there's an immediate link to the non-alcoholic "apple cider" which can be referred to as "cider." (At least in North America, where, believe it or not, a new dialect of English has emerged with its own, distinct grammar and vocabulary.)

[Anonymous No.13701812]

>>13701808
Fuck, meant to reply to >>13698061
Also, I guess this seething limey too >>13701528

[Anonymous No.13701830]

>>13701808
Just because Americans are retarded doesn't mean we have to emulate them.
They're using a word wrong and they will be ridiculed for it at every opportunity.

[Anonymous No.13701967]

>>13701830
Believe it or not, you do not decide whether a word is used wrong or not, especially when a dictionary supports both definitions. No one is saying you have to emulate it, but it's a correct definition of the word. Also, assuming you mean those residing in the US when you say "Americans," plenty of Canadians also use the word "cider" to refer to the non-alcoholic beverage.

[Anonymous No.13701973]

>>13698027
Why, yes.

[Anonymous No.13701976]

>>13701967
>weh weh weh i know i'm wrong but if i'm wrong enough eventually it will be right
Nah go fuck yourself.

[Anonymous No.13701989]

>>13701976
Good job making yourself look stupider and pettier than the supposedly retarded American, Mr. High-and-Mighty European.

[Anonymous No.13701998]

>>13701989
Nah you're the one who doesn't aspire to better himself in any way, you're content with simple ignorance.

[Anonymous No.13701999]

>>13698036
Just because it's cloudy doesn't make it different.

[Anonymous No.13702026]

>>13701998
I think you're describing yourself. It's really sad how much you're projecting. You should exit this conversation before you make yourself look sillier. I know I'm going to, since communicating with you will get both of us nowhere. Maybe you should reflect on where your life has gone, now that you're denying truth, resorting to ad hominem, and (unsuccessfully) trolling to win an anonymous internet argument.
>>13701999
Cider is unfiltered and unsweetened, unlike juice. Juice is always pasteurized, unlike cider, which isn't always pasteurized. That's pretty much all there is to it.

[Anonymous No.13702992]

>>13697615
One is apple juice and the other is apple cider.

[Anonymous No.13703127]

what's the deal with europoors thinking they own the english language? it's like how wikipedia autistically redirects "corn" to "maize" and then points out that " In the United States,[28] Canada,[30] Australia, and New Zealand,[31] corn primarily means maize." so literally every english speaking country except for the bongs.

[Anonymous No.13703816]

>>13698598
Closest to the truth here. Unpasteurized local cider, in the right conditions, will naturally ferment into proof God loves the Midwest. Delicious fresh, even better when it naturally carbonates. Literally unmatched in terms of flavor, and a rare treat for me after I moved.

[Anonymous No.13703916]

>>13703127
Why do you care? If you've ever listened to a British English speaker you'd know they've jumped the fucking shark and their language is so bastardized by slang that they're irrelevant as far as nomenclature is concerned.

>oi bruv what of it mate gonna knock your mum in the gabber bloody hell
buncha toothless, offal-eating, immigrant-cum-slurping inbred dogshit