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Peach Juice Blend

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IN JUICE
54
CAL / 100G
$0.04
AVG / OZ
peach juice blend
100%
CARBS
0%
FAT
0%
PROTEIN
Peach Juice Blend FAQ
Cooking with peach juice often raises questions about maximizing its flavor and uses beyond the simple breakfast beverage or smoothie ingredient. People commonly go wrong by using store-bought, sugar-filled peach juice which lessens the health benefits of their dishes. For maximum flavor, use 100% pure peach juice or make it at home. Peach juice can be used in a multitude of ways in cooking. It's perfect for marinating meats, making sauces, creating delicious sorbets or integrating into your baking (think peach muffins or cakes). Some little-known tips about peach juice include the fact that it can be turned into jelly or jam, and it can also be used as a sweet, fruity base for homemade cocktails or mocktails.
What can I do with peach juice besides drink it?
Can I use peach juice in baking?
What type of peach juice is best for cooking?
Can I make homemade peach juice?
Can peach juice be used for marinades?
Is peach juice healthy?
How does peach juice taste?
Can peach juice replace sugar in recipes?
Can peach juice be used in cocktails?
How can I use peach juice in salads?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does peach juice expire?
Unopened store-bought peach juice can last about 1-2 years past the printed date on the package, thanks to pasteurization that kills potentially harmful bacteria. Once opened, it should be refrigerated and used within 1-2 weeks for the best taste and quality. Homemade peach juice needs to be used within 2-3 days when refrigerated due to the absence of preservatives. Freezing is also an option for longer storage, where it can extend the shelf life upto 8-12 months. Always remember to leave about an inch of headspace in the container before freezing, as the juice will expand.
How do you tell if peach juice is bad?
Telling if your peach juice has gone bad is pretty straightforward. If you see mold, fermentation (bubbles, a sour smell, or a change in color), or if the juice has an off smell or taste, it's time to toss it. Also, if the can or bottle is leaking, rusting, bulging, or severely dented, the juice may not be safe to consume.
Tips for storing peach juice to extend shelf life
• Always store your opened peach juice in the refrigerator. It should be put away as soon as possible to maintain freshness. • If you know that you won't finish the juice within a week or two of opening, consider freezing it right away. • For longer storage, pour the juice into ice cube trays and pop a cube or two whenever needed. This way, it won't freeze into a solid block, and you'll be able to defrost just the amount you need. • If you want to keep homemade peach juice for a longer time, you could consider canning it. This process involves heating the juice to kill bacteria, yeasts, and molds that cause food spoilage, then preserving it in sealed jars. Be sure to follow safe canning practices.
EXPIRES WITHIN
2 - 4
MONTHS
Health Info
Macros
33g
CARBS
0g
FAT
0g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
VEGAN
LACTOSE FREE
GLUTEN FREE
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