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Could I freeze Organic Pure Cranberry Juice
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Mick IOW
Jun 20, 2015, 11:01:08 AM6/20/15
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Hi all,
Have just received two 0.75Lbottles of Organic Pure Cranberry
Juice 750 ML
I ordered but I am alarmed to read on the rear of the bottle that it
has to be used within 5 days on opening!.
I will not consume it that quick.
Would it be safe or possible to freeze it as ice cube size and store
it that way?
Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Mick. IOW.
Have just received two 0.75Lbottles of Organic Pure Cranberry
Juice 750 ML
I ordered but I am alarmed to read on the rear of the bottle that it
has to be used within 5 days on opening!.
I will not consume it that quick.
Would it be safe or possible to freeze it as ice cube size and store
it that way?
Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Mick. IOW.
Theo Markettos
Jun 20, 2015, 11:31:28 AM6/20/15
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Mick IOW <mrcy...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Have just received two 0.75Lbottles of Organic Pure Cranberry
> Juice 750 ML
> I ordered but I am alarmed to read on the rear of the bottle that it
> has to be used within 5 days on opening!.
>
> I will not consume it that quick.
>
> Would it be safe or possible to freeze it as ice cube size and store
> it that way?
Don't see why not. The 'use within X days of opening' things can often be
> Hi all,
> Have just received two 0.75Lbottles of Organic Pure Cranberry
> Juice 750 ML
> I ordered but I am alarmed to read on the rear of the bottle that it
> has to be used within 5 days on opening!.
>
> I will not consume it that quick.
>
> Would it be safe or possible to freeze it as ice cube size and store
> it that way?
treated somewhat liberally anyway. Best one I had was a jar of capers
which said 'this jar contains 70 servings. Use within 2 days of opening'.
If you freeze it it probably won't keep for 5 open days after defrosting
(cell membrane breakdown due to freezing), but I can't see a problem with
consuming it an ice cube at a time.
It's worth thinking about the way in which things go bad - fruit juice will
usually start to ferment, which is not harmful initially. So if it starts
going fizzy it's a useful warning sign, but is still drinkable at that
point.
(YMMV if you're elderly, infirm, a baby, or someone else with a
reduced immune system where it isn't worth taking risks)
Theo
spuorg...@gowanhill.com
Jun 20, 2015, 11:49:39 AM6/20/15
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On Saturday, 20 June 2015 16:31:28 UTC+1, Theo Markettos wrote:
> It's worth thinking about the way in which things go bad - fruit juice will
> usually start to ferment, which is not harmful initially.
And may be very beneficial under controlled conditions.
> It's worth thinking about the way in which things go bad - fruit juice will
> usually start to ferment, which is not harmful initially.
Cranberry wine for Xmas?
Owain
Mick IOW
Jun 21, 2015, 4:04:27 PM6/21/15
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On 20 Jun 2015 16:31:24 +0100 (BST), Theo Markettos
Thank you both for replying, I will turn it into frozen ice cubes and
see what happens.
Mick.IOW.
see what happens.
Mick.IOW.
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spuorg...@gowanhill.com
Jun 22, 2015, 3:39:16 AM6/22/15
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On Saturday, 20 June 2015 16:01:08 UTC+1, Mick IOW wrote:
> Hi all,
> Have just received two 0.75Lbottles of Organic Pure Cranberry
> Juice 750 ML I ordered but I am alarmed to read on the rear of
> the bottle that it has to be used within 5 days on opening!.
> I will not consume it that quick.
That's only 150 ml a day. Hardly an extravagant amount of fruit juice.
> Hi all,
> Have just received two 0.75Lbottles of Organic Pure Cranberry
> Juice 750 ML I ordered but I am alarmed to read on the rear of
> the bottle that it has to be used within 5 days on opening!.
> I will not consume it that quick.
Even I could drink that, and my idea of fruit consumption is a jammy doughnut.
Owain
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