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So tasty
This stuff is delicious! I love the smell and the taste of it. It's really easy to do in a slower cooker, too.
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1:19 PM
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December 28 2011
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AStolper
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Perfect compliment to our Thanksgiving meal!
I chose this recipe because it was super easy and, I, well, love apple cider. The allspice and cinnamon added a nice little zing to the recipe, and helped the room smell just like Thanksgiving. Definitely follow the tip above - tie the spices in a coffee filter to avoid floating spices and to make clean-up a breeze.
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4:43 PM
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December 9 2011
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snibbor
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Similar to one I use, but not as healthy as mine
However, I would NEVER use the cocktail with all its High fructose corn syrup as HEALTHY! I use a pure cranberry juice that is organic also. As sweetener, I use Honey, a little brown sugar then mostly stevia (a zero calorie natural sweetener).
Posted at
2:59 PM
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December 3 2010
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ganerd
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Apple-CranApple Cider
The recipe listed on this site is very similar to the one I make - every Xmas. (I like the idea of using a coffee filter for the spices vs using a cheesecloth. I will use the filter from now on. See below -
1 cup brown sugar
2 t. whole all spice
2 t. whole cloves
1/3 t. salt
2 - 3 cinnamon sticks
1 gallon apple cider
2 qts. cranapple juice
1 T. frozen orange juice conc’
Add brown sugar, all spice, cloves, salt, and cinnamon sticks to 6 cups of apple cider.
Mix in bowl, microwave on high until boiling, stirring occasionally to a full boil.
(May need to strain)
Then, add remaining apple cider, cranapple juice & orange juice conc’.
Stir well.
Put mix in a 45-cup coffee pot. Heat thoroughly and serve hot.
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11:04 AM
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January 5 2010
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Not bad
A pretty good cider. Now I like cider, and thought this would be nice, considering the weather has gotten colder. I wish I had read the recipe completely, and then I would've kept the allspice tied in a coffee filter or something, instead of having it directly in the cider. Next time I will remember to do that and I am sure it will be even better.
Posted at
9:39 AM
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November 25 2008
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brishell
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This is a really great, easy drink that gives you that warm, fuzzy feeling. The whole allspice can be a little pricy at the market, but well worth the splurge. Fresh apple cider is plentiful now and adding the warmth of cranberries and cinnimon was a welcome treat after a cold, windy day. It can also make your house smell wonderful.
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10:54 AM
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November 2 2007
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af
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