arcticsid
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So my neighbor had a scale. I ended up with 8 1/2 pounds of high bush cranberries.(Should have had 10 times that much, but Moose and Bears and the weather, dictate what I get.)
In case I need to augment it I also bought 1 gallon of premixed cranberry/pomegranite (ocean spray).
So do you think 8 1/2# of cranberries, 1 gallon of juice would be enough to make 5 gallons? I don't want to use more than I need to, I may be able to get a couple batches out of this.
Won't have a chance to get anymore for several months unless I find someone who has some stashed in the freezer. At -40F most things are negotiable.
I want it to have the essence of the berries and would rather start with a smaller volume.
When it comes to cranberries, what is yalls generak idea on pounds/gallon?
We talk in here about fruit and it is usually 4-6# per gallon, what about berries, much difference?
Troy
In case I need to augment it I also bought 1 gallon of premixed cranberry/pomegranite (ocean spray).
So do you think 8 1/2# of cranberries, 1 gallon of juice would be enough to make 5 gallons? I don't want to use more than I need to, I may be able to get a couple batches out of this.
Won't have a chance to get anymore for several months unless I find someone who has some stashed in the freezer. At -40F most things are negotiable.
I want it to have the essence of the berries and would rather start with a smaller volume.
When it comes to cranberries, what is yalls generak idea on pounds/gallon?
We talk in here about fruit and it is usually 4-6# per gallon, what about berries, much difference?
Troy