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serving apple juice, oz apple blend pure pressed juice, oz honeycrisp pure pressed juice, oz sweet & tart cider pure pressed, oz apple grape juice, oz orange passionfruit juice, oz pineapple orange juice , oz apple juice, oz apple cider, oz apple juice, oz apple sauce single serving fruit pouches no sugar
added apple sauce fruit pouch, oz organic no sugar added apple sauce fruit pouch, oz cinnamon apple sauce fruit pouch, oz strawberry apple sauce fruit pouch, oz mixed berry apple sauce fruit pouch, oz tropical apple sauce fruit pouch, oz fruit cups no sugar added apple sauce, oz cinnamon apple sauce...
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butter, jams jelly, pickles, relish, salsa and some sauces as well as most fruits (usually in syrup or juice) that can be whole, halved, sliced or stewed. by boiling the fruit to make jam, you are reducing the water content and the high temperature kills bacteria, moulds and yeasts. the high amount of sugar
in jam, combined with natural or added pectin helps it to "gel" (set) and stops the re-growth of harmful bacteria. the tight vacuum seal formed after hwb (caused by the air cooling and shrinking inside the jar) means mould have no air to grow in, and also prevents any bacteria, yeast, or other contaminants...
https://www.foodpreserving.org/p/hot-water-bath-canning.html
butter, jams jelly, pickles, relish, salsa and some sauces as well as most fruits (usually in syrup or juice) that can be whole, halved, sliced or stewed. by boiling the fruit to make jam, you are reducing the water content and the high temperature kills bacteria, moulds and yeasts. the high amount of sugar
in jam, combined with natural or added pectin helps it to "gel" (set) and stops the re-growth of harmful bacteria. the tight vacuum seal formed after hwb (caused by the air cooling and shrinking inside the jar) means mould have no air to grow in, and also prevents any bacteria, yeast, or other contaminants...
http://www.foodpreserving.org/p/hot-water-bath-canning.html