I’ve just received a couple cases of clementines which are approaching the end of their life.

I’ve never cooked with them, normally I just peel and eat them. I’m not sure if I’m up to the task of eating all these in the next few days. So if you’ve got some tips on something I could do to make them last longer I’m all ears

  • @theunknownmuncher
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    41 month ago

    Yes, you can ferment orange juice, but the end product does not taste good.

    While it’s technically possible to ferment orange juice, the resulting drink is likely to be very sour, with off-flavors and a less-than-pleasant aroma.

    Random website from a quick search that backs up my experience https://expertbrewing.com/can-you-ferment-orange-juice/

    • @poleslav
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      41 month ago

      It’s always worth a shot. Every piece of research I did on watermelon wine said it’ll taste like cucumber at best and rotten carrot at worst. I can happily confirm that it didn’t deter me and I gave it a shot, it ended up being one of my favorite things I fermented and tasted like candied watermelon that wasn’t artificial

      • @theunknownmuncher
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        41 month ago

        Love your posts, and I have taken the shot with fermenting OJ, myself! It was fun, but turned out horrid. I kinda doubt OP shares this interest and is probably looking for more practical suggestions

        • @poleslav
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          21 month ago

          Only motivates me more to try it out! Worst case scenario it can always be distilled to pure ethanol lol. And yeah, probably not but hey you never know

          • @theunknownmuncher
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            30 days ago

            Best I can do is freeze distilling ☹️ makes some good applejack though 🙂 (I mean with apples, not oranges lol)

      • @poleslav
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        51 month ago

        I was going to do a lemon wine and now I might do orange brandy as well just to give it a shot lol