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Monday, August 27, 2012
Saucesational – An Experiment in Applesauce Zestar!
I didn’t manage to snap a picture of any part of this applesauce process for the Zestar! but I can tell you – I really enjoyed the sauce they made. It was quite incredible. There was just a real depth to the flavor of the sauce, good texture –not super chunky, not too smooth. It almost tasted like there was more than one kind of apple mixed in. If you want an apple that is good for eating and sauce making – I would go Zestar! this time of year for sure.
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