Home made apple juice
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2022
- In this video I show the basic process of making home made apple juice. I have never done this before, but it was really fun, and a terrific way of making use of all your surplus apples. Thank you Leif and Eva for lending us your juice press!
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I dare anyone to describe something more wholesome than a family picking apples and making apple juice.
Thank you! It means a lot!
Watching Torbjorn work is restful. How can one person do so much at an easy pace. He never seems to rush or get upset at what he is doing. Nice products that you turn out. I love the fact that you will include the children when you can, and they seem to enyoy doing whatever is being done. If I could you would get two thumbs up.
:) I do get upset, but luckily I don't need to show that :)
I genuinely thought this was going to be a video about you crafting your own juice press. Which is a serious testament to how talented you are.
Next time, I promise....
I would love to see this also :)
Fwiw,
My applepress I made as an accessory to a hydraulic firewood splitter.
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Where I'm from in the US we call unfiltered apple juice apple cider - alcoholic apple cider is known as hard apple cider or just hard cider. A state park near me makes it every year using the same press and equipment from when the town was founded in the 1830s. I've done it a couple times there. Great video Torbjorn.
In my part of the world it's known as
Apfel- Direktsaft Naturtrüb
and I much prefer it to the clear ones
Teaching people about sustainable living!
Now it's time to make some cider! 🤠⚒🔥❤
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Happy New Year!
Thank you so very much!
The best part was watching you work with your children. You can't replace that.
Thunderbear uploads a video, I automatically thumbs up Thunderbear's video before watching. Thunderbear does not disappoint.
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My grandparents used to feed the Apple residue to their pigs after pressing juice, back in the old days at their farm, kind of doubling the yield nutrition wise ;)
Greetings to your whole family. Sven.
Man, those pigs were living the good life! Eating basically apple purée whenever your grandparents made juice...
In the south of Brazil, we do something close to that too. Whenever we harvest watermelon, the pigs always get some!
@@brunomarcato4591 My grandma, in South Carolina in the early 1960's, gave the her pigs the watermelon rinds. After me & my two brothers ate the insides. Cantaloupe, tomato peels & all of the other peels. In the kitchen, it was the slop bucket. Everything was grown by her & and my grandpa.
Apple squeezin's are the best pig slop, and they go crazy for 'em. I don't know if it really makes the meat taste better, but I like to think it does.
You made not only cider, but a wonderful memory for the children.
I made cider last weekend also. We have very similar interests. I used apples and also used Pears. Oddly, one can barely tell the difference in taste between the pear cider and the apple cider. I put about 20 liters in carboys with champagne yeast and an airlock. I cant compost tthe apple pulp because every deer in the county comes and eat them.Instead I added more sugar and will try to ferment those also.
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Nice! Thank you as always
I remember as a kid my mother, aunt and grandmother making apple sauce and juice. wow that was so many years ago I'd completely forgotten about it.
Glad I could refresh your memory! :)
As a kid my grandmother had trees full of these huge black sour cherries supposedly brought over by our family from Germany well before the civil war. We would gather one weekend every summer and pick and seed cherries. Hands stained red for a week. Freezers l Ioaded with cherries. Her second husband didn't like the trees and slowly started killing them off.
@@demonknight7965 what a demon he must have been
I love that ratcheting mechanism on the press!
Yea, it's quite simple and affective!
Me to! I’d love a video explaining the mechanism, I can’t quite work it out from what I can see here.
Love your clips! They remind me so much of what Sweden used to be, before gang violence and terror, and my childhood in Kivik.
I’m currently visiting my son and his wife in Germany. Such a great experience. I have to see your country some day. Thunder Bear never disappoints. My best to your family. 😊
Great! I bet you will love it here too!
very glad to see family work together, good times, you could have made apple jelly with the peels that were left after the juice, another good job.
Our bears don't leave any apples for us. But they are generally small and wouldn't make much cider. The process looks like a good family time and something to be appreciated over the winter months.
Uncivilized bears... they surely could share a few :)
The kids will remember this for the rest of their lives. This is beautiful thank you sharing
9 minutes of smiling will make your day right! Loved every second Torbjorn!! My Very best to you and your family!
The same to you PJ!
Well said
Just found the channel as someone recommended the smithing craftsmanship, loads of great video's and some nice variety in there too. No music or chat is also really a nice change.
Thanks!
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Thanks!
Да,это и вправду самый счастливый человек,которого я видел.
We bought an apple masher and squeezer two years ago. Best investment ever with 3 apple trees at home. A lot of work, but very rewarding.
100% old school craftsmanship🤘🤘respect!! And very,very nice Kids helping dad...he is Lucky guy👍👏👏
Last year 70 this year 100L, because of this channel!
Cool!
@@torbjornahman try it without the mesh. There is almost nothing comming through the wood and the filling is easier.
Hola con mi hijo Francisco de 2 años y 8 meses vemos todos tus videos, estan buenisimos! saludos desde la Patagonia, Argentina.
Wow, that is great! Say hi to him from me! ¡Wow, eso es grandioso! ¡Salúdalo de mi parte!
So delicious !!! there's nothing like fresh apple juice !!!! enjoy it !!!!!
Indeed, very tasty!
When I die, I would like to come back as one of his kids. What a beautiful life he creates. ❤👍🙂
This may be one of the most wholesome videos on youtube.
Your videos are so nice and bring me inner peace whenever I watch them. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thank you Torbjörn! It reminds me to pick my apples tomorrow.... 🙂 Good old "Boskop"...
Selfmade applejuice is one of the best! But I guess, I just got enough for one apple pie...
this video reminds me that there is still good in this world, that life can improve. I can't wait until I'm out of my city life
Te urmăresc de câțiva ani. Suficienți să constat cât de mult au crescut copiii. Sunteți o familie frumoasă. Să va dea Dumnezeu multă sănătate. Uimitor cât de mult mă relaxează clipurile tale axate pe fierărie sau chiar astea. Mulțumesc pentru tot ce ai postat anii ăștia! Ține-o tot așa! Ai uitat să pui puțin ulei de in :).
Thank you soo much! Yes the kids grow fast...
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There is only one word to describe this is perfect!
Far and Away…one of my Top Three UA-camrs of all time! Thank you! I love your wholesome, entertaining, and informative content!
Wow, thank you!
*- It always tastes so much better when you harvested and processed it all ! ! !*
*- Nice video, Torbjörn.*
It does!
Always nice to see you spending time with your children.
I'm sure you'll remember these moments with great joy for all your life. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Couldn't get any fresher than that! Looks delicious...
There is absolutely nothing better than fresh pressed apple cider. Unless you consider fermented apple cider. And even then, knowing everything that goes into everything you make, and feed to your family, that is the best feeling ever. One question, will the apple seeds germinate in the composter? Watch out for sproutlings next spring. You may have an orchard in your composter😂
Actually never seen them germinate... a bit strange but still.
You do things Torbjorn which our great grandparents knew, i any part of the world making your own food and materials. We all forgot how to do, thanks so much for showing your skills
So it's been a year, and 126 thousand people have watched this video. Wembley stadium has a capacity of 90 thousand. Quite the audience you have there, Torbjörn!
Yes, it's fascinating!
I really enjoyed this. Great to see the whole family involved in the project. My cousin and her husband run a cider mill just down the road from my home. They also make hard cider there. The thing I like most is that they make homemade cider donuts everyday, which goes so well with a fresh glass of cider.
That sounds really good
I'll try to make cider donuts some time, thanks for the idea!
Cider donuts!? That's something new to me!
@@torbjornahman They have pumpkin spice in them and a crunch on the outside.
I hadn't heard of apple cider donuts either being from the southern US. My wife is from NYC and she made a apple cider cake. I am convinced now.
👍INDEED MY FRIEND!! Out of all the skills you have I think the best one is being a father! Well done sir.
Living the dream. 😊🤤
For those wondering what that "Atamon" stuff is he's adding to the cup containing the lids, it's sodium benzoate (E211), a food preservative and pickling agent.
Come for the blacksmithing, stay for the apple juice!
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I have had the pleasure of making pure, unadulterated apple juice in my youth. My Aunt and Uncle owned a farm that had heritage designation, with an existing orchard. Our two families had 12 kids so frugal was life. I remember taking pickup loads of apples to the processor. It was the last one in our area, and was over a century old . Completely wooden structure , including the press. Went home with gallons of juice. Some was frozen. Much was enjoyed. Great memories. Thanks
Congratulations Torbjorn, in addition to the stock of apple juice, got raw material for a great compost!!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷
Love the "family"clips, well done.
Homemade apple juice is one of the most amazing things a person can experience.
Congratulations! Once again you surpassed yourself, of course, with the help of your beautiful family...!!!
Very enjoyable and relaxing video. I believe that your children will always remember these times spent with you. Just subscribed.
Cool! Thanks
the screw mechanism contraption is very cool, never seen anything like that before
Oh my, that looks very tasty!
Myself, I've made hard cider (äppelvin?) a few times from apples off of trees at my cousin's farm. It's always been a nice, dry drink with just enough sweetness left over that I've never needed to back-sweeten with additional sugar or juice. I wish I knew the type of apple tree, but I highly recommend you try cider making too!
Not that much links with home forge. However, how nice it is to see such an interaction between generations to such a nature-related seasonal activity. Kids seems to be very committed in this great task and that's great!
honest to god one of the best channels on here
Haven't done this in a while. A mod you can make to the lip of the crusher is to file a drip line under the lip.
Also, you can make "cakes" out of the crushed apple. If you grind it further down, to a mushy paste, and press it down (you can buy some presses, but it's simpler to make your own, basically a garlic crusher, but in the shape of a standard round biscuit) you can either let them dry naturally on paper in a dry place or dry them in a drier. Good chewy snack for winter times. Once i'm done making them, i snake them with a big needle on a rope and hang them in my attic inside a clean space i have for dry goods.
nothing to be wasted
The hogs and chickens will love those apples, thanks for sharing. Charles
When you make cider as opposed to apple juice, the tradition is that the first bottles of last years brew get sampled...I suppose its a way of controlling access and ageing.
Grand watching everybody getting stuck in, a proper family event.
Well done mate...
this could be one of my favorite videos you have ever done!
Wow, thanks!
We have that same species of apples in my yard, I think they're Gravenstine apples. They make great apple pie and sauce too.👍
Once dried out, the apple pulp becomes flammable.
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Ooh now you've got me thinking about digging out my old apple mill ( scratter as we call it here) and press , though we locals here in Devon , England tend to take out apple juice one step further lol .
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Very kind, thanks!
He can probably sing too. Excellent videos.
This must tastes delicious! Nice family work, it warm my heart.
Totally Åwesome my friend, again! 👍🏻
😊 Great stuff!! Your son had a hard time with that mincer. This thing probably needs a flywheel...
Thank you very much for such a beautiful video, it reminded me of my childhood, I am now 56 years old, when I did the same with my nonno.
We made wine with the grapes, and with the apple we made cider, using exactly the same pressing method to extract the juice.
The legacy to your children is also very beautiful, those values of working the land and respect for the ecosystem, I send you a big hug from southern Argentina.
Wonderful! Thanks
I found apple juice to be between $3 and $7 per liter, not sure how accurate that is but it's a big enough range. With 40L, that saves between 120 and 280 USD, probably towards the higher end considering it's fresh and probably really good.
Nice.
You could add a flywheel at the end of the shaft for the crusher to make the process easier once you get it up to speed.
I and the village i called home for 18 years made apple juice a week ago. It's delicious
Nice team together your job become a show!!All the best for future of your golden familiy!
Boy that sure looks good. I think I'll go to the local orchard and pick some up since I'm not equipped to make it myself. Thanks for another enjoyable video.
Family has fun doing something useful. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely little family project this, TA! Also, I've been watching your videos for a while I know, but was still surprised to see your kids so grown up.
Thanks, yes they grow fast!
That's an impressively productive apple tree!
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Good. Your children are learning a lot.
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I'm thinking two things...... Cider & my pigs would just go mad for those apple pressings. Sadly no chance of apple trees where I am in the Hebrides. Great video, thanks!
Ventura County, California U.S.A. no apple trees either, unfortunately... : (
Dear Torbjörn!
You can always offer a relaxing and calming video, no matter what you are doing. It is nice to see such family gatherings, we usually make every year with my grandparents, jam, tomato sauce and zakuszka(kind of a cream made out of eggplant and paprika, which is a popular food in Hungary and Transylvania).
Thank you for your diversified and entertaining content! All the best to you and your family! 🙂
Thank you very much!
What a fantastic video and thank you for sharing it. Your children growing up and (maybe your mother!) in this one simple video, but all the family, working together as one.
I remember when you converted the old garage into a workshop! Cheers.
One of the best "feeling" channels on UA-cam.
When my Torbjorn bell rings I know its gonna be a good day.
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I really enjoy watching you spend good quality time with your children and teaching them things that they will probably share with their children in time! Just awesome parenting that is priceless! Great dad!
Now, homemade apple wine!
I con't ignore when you are upload a video
Oh wow that apples grown your garden it's really great this type of wine or apple juice 🙈
Your kids are awesome they are doing very will with 0 irritation 👏👏
And I have doubt how your store potatoes
I'm searching but I con't find 😖
It's that time of year for memories. You have a nice looking family.
Well done, sir! Enjoy those family times while you can. My kids are all older now and I miss those days.
Master Gardener also best BlackSmith I believe. Love your Gardening skills ( great cooking I believe is related with gardening)
Thanks I had nice apples last season but somehow bugs got em this season.
Thanks for the video. Good juice for the family. Good experience for the children. Something they should truly love after they know the health benefits.
Nice team effort on that processing. I like the apple press. The one my mother owned was terrible, never worked properly. Thank you for sharing.
I really enjoyed seeing your kids involved and all of you having fun. Nice!
I said to myself when I saw the notification, surely he hasn’t started a new project already?!
And I was spot on. 😂
You can make apple cider vinegar with the leftover scraps as well ;)
I loved seeing there whole family out working together. All of your content is great!