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Tags: containers, fridge, garden, heirloom, juice, organic, raw, storage

Thanks, Amy! I've actually been storing juices (in the fridge and the freezer) for the past few years but I wanted to know everyone else's thoughts, and how you all feel about storing 'em.
I would love to have a GreenStar some day but right now it just isn't in the budget. :-D
Amy said:I purchased one of these wide-mouth jar sealers recently, after I picked up a FoodSaver at a garage sale for $5. I need to get the vacuum tube today & try it out. I thought, even if it just saves the juice for an additional day it would help. It does make a big difference the type of juicer you are using, a GreenStar will retain enough nutrients that the juice couple be stored for up to 2 days. Also make sure there is as little air as possible in the container (less oxidation will occur) & keep it in the coldest zone in your fridge.
Just thought I would share the info on the juicer that I just bought:
http://www.lexenproducts.com/pages/electric_juicer.html
Other juicers just weren't in my budget either.
Michele L. Tune said:Thanks, Amy! I've actually been storing juices (in the fridge and the freezer) for the past few years but I wanted to know everyone else's thoughts, and how you all feel about storing 'em.
I would love to have a GreenStar some day but right now it just isn't in the budget. :-D
Amy said:I purchased one of these wide-mouth jar sealers recently, after I picked up a FoodSaver at a garage sale for $5. I need to get the vacuum tube today & try it out. I thought, even if it just saves the juice for an additional day it would help. It does make a big difference the type of juicer you are using, a GreenStar will retain enough nutrients that the juice couple be stored for up to 2 days. Also make sure there is as little air as possible in the container (less oxidation will occur) & keep it in the coldest zone in your fridge.
I had put mason jars in to freeze, leaving lots of head room as no cover until frozen.....I had so many bust and I do not know why, especially freeing them with room at the top...hmmmmm.
I don't think it's cheating. I would store juice in mason jars and stick them in the fridge. I did this for three days at at a time. I use apple cider vinegar and cayenne in mine.
Thanks for sharing, Bette. I wonder why it works so well for some and not for us??!!! Who knows...
Bette said:I had put mason jars in to freeze, leaving lots of head room as no cover until frozen.....I had so many bust and I do not know why, especially freeing them with room at the top...hmmmmm.
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