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QuestionCan I freeze grape juice?Community AnswerYes, you can freeze grape juice.
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QuestionDo I need to add sugar?Community AnswerSugar is optional. If the juice is lacking sweetness, add sugar to taste.
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QuestionShould I add water while heating the grapes?Steven WolfordCommunity AnswerI put all my grapes in a big pot, mash them with a potato masher, and then add just enough water to cover them. You should not need more than 1-2 cups of water.
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QuestionAfter the grapes are turned into juice, do I need to can the juice to preserve it?Community AnswerNo, however it will last longer canned. It should last a week or two if you store it in the fridge.
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QuestionHow can I separate the seeds from grape juice if I don't have a sieve?Community AnswerGrapes seeds are usually very small and can't harm you. If you really do want to remove all the seeds, though, you can take a thin piece of cloth that water could easily flow through and place it over a bowl. pour the grape juice slowly over the cloth and the seeds should rest on top of the cloth while the juice flows through to the bowl.
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QuestionCan the seeds get smashed while making grape juice?Community AnswerIt's possible, but check for the big ones. When draining the juice from the grapes, the seeds won't go through.
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QuestionCan I mash the grapes with my feet instead of with the potato masher?Community AnswerYou can, but you will regret it as the acid from the grapes will start to burn or irritate your feet.
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