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Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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Sat, Oct 13, 12 at 16:40
| Can you freeze Satsuma juice? I have a Brown Select that is loaded this year. I freeze my Meyers juice but didn't know on the satsumas. |
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RE: Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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| I don't see why not, HGF. I don't think mandarin juice gets bitter in the refrigerator, like navel orange juice does, so I would freeze away! I just had some fresh squeeze Gold Nugget mandarin juice last Friday, and oh boy was that off the hook good. Patty S. |
RE: Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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| Yes, you can freeze it. As is true with all citrus juices, if you don't pasteurize it first or treat it with enzymes, it will lose its "cloud" on thawing -- the pulp will quickly float on clear serum-like liquid. But just stir or shake it up, and it's "normal" again. |
RE: Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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| IMHO only the Meyer does not separate on thawing; but then, the Meyer is exceptional in so many ways. |
RE: Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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| That is great news. I want to work on satsuma recipes as well. Thanks everyone. |
RE: Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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| Satsuma freezes very well, I still have a little bit from last year. It still taste pretty good. I freeze mine in gallon ziploc bags, make storage a somewhat easier. Most years a put up fifteen to twenty bags of satsuma juice. |
RE: Freezing Satsuma Juice?
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| I used to use ziplock on my Myers but once in a while, they would get a leak. I found some screw top plastic containers that work good but do take up more freezer space. |
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