Star Gooseberry juice

@allknowing (153544)
India
June 21, 2023 10:30pm CST
Star goose berries love rain and the tree is laden with fruits. They are sour and when we were kids we used to eat them but now I see sour things do not agree with me. I can have the juice as sugar is added The fruits are wiped (not washed) and put in a glass or plastic bottle to which sugar is added in the ratio of 1:2 where one is the sugar. The stuff is then shaken well and placed in the fridge for about 8 days The sugar takes in the juice from the fruits and the juice is ready. The juice is then strained out and the fruits that will be shrunk are discarded. I normally add a preservative so that it can last for months
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Amber
@AmbiePam (120533)
• United States
22 Jun 23
I feel like that would take the enamel off of my teeth! It sounds tempting, but that's a lot of sugar. I'd still try it though.
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@allknowing (153544)
• India
22 Jun 23
The sugar removes the sourness and it is diluted with water - it is a concentrate
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CarolDM
@CarolDM (203396)
• Nashville, Tennessee
22 Jun 23
Sounds like a different type of juice.
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@allknowing (153544)
• India
23 Jun 23
It sure is
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CarolDM
@CarolDM (203396)
• Nashville, Tennessee
23 Jun 23
@allknowing Sounds healthy too. Enjoy.
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Judy Story
@jstory07 (148701)
• Roseburg, Oregon
22 Jun 23
That is something that I would like to try.
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@allknowing (153544)
• India
22 Jun 23
Do you get star gooseberries where you live. You can try with tart cherries and any other juicy fruits
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Anna
@LadyDuck (502148)
• Italy
22 Jun 23
Not something I would consume regularly, but I would like to try.
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Leighnyork Nyakundi Makori
@leighnyork (1873)
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22 Jun 23
I have never tasted that
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