Do you freeze juicer output?

[PPBart]

Several here have mentioned that they freeze fruit juices. For those, how do you package the juice? Perhaps 1/2-ltr or 1-ltr plastic water bottles?

I purchased some peaches yesterday with the intention of immediately processing them with my new steam juicer and making a batch of wine with the juice. However, best laid plans and all that... I will probably juice the peaches this evening, but won't be able to start the wine for several days, maybe a week or even more, so I'll need to store the juice (expect to have 4 to 6 liters).

 

[BobF]

Several here have mentioned that they freeze fruit juices. For those, how do you package the juice? Perhaps 1/2-ltr or 1-ltr plastic water bottles?

I purchased some peaches yesterday with the intention of immediately processing them with my new steam juicer and making a batch of wine with the juice. However, best laid plans and all that... I will probably juice the peaches this evening, but won't be able to start the wine for several days, maybe a week or even more, so I'll need to store the juice (expect to have 4 to 6 liters).

I run the juice from my steam juicer straight into mason jars and store them on a shelf. After they've sealed and cooled ....

 

[djrockinsteve]

There's no hurry when you can freeze the juice or fruit. That way you can attend to it at your leisure. Plastic jugs or the freezer mason jars will work.

 

[Tom]

Depending on the fruit I freez the fruit 1st then steam juice them later.
What I do is steam juice the fruit. Put 2-3 mason jars in a toaster oven for 20 min @ 375. Cllo the glass a little and put hot juice in them and seal. This way they will be good till you want to make it.