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Today on the Revolutionary's Garden, I'll be discussing our favorite autumnal beverage. Cities are filled with thousands of apple trees whose fallen apples go to waste. So we'll tell you how to get a cider press, gather fallen apples, and press fresh apple cider to share with the whole community. We'll also cover pasteurizing and preserving your cider, including how to ferment it.
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