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When the Jelly has been found ready, immediately remove the container from  ire. Remove its
         scum and  ill hot Jelly in clean and dry containers preferable of small size and cool it without
         disturbing it.




                                             FRUIT BEVERAGES

                 Fruit Beverages are fruit based drinks which are taken as such or can be suitably diluted with
         water while drinking. These are easily digestible, highly refreshing, thirst quenching, appetizing and
         nutritionally far superior to many synthetic and aerated drinks. These can be classi ied into two groups.
                 (a)   Fermented Beverages.
                 b)    Un-fermented beverages.
         Fermented Beverages

                 Fruit juices which undergo alcoholic fermentation by yeasts include wine, nira, cider etc.
         Un-fermented beverages:-
                 Fruit Juice which do not undergo alcoholic fermentation are termed as unfermented beverages.

         These include Natural and Sweetened Juice, RTS (Ready to Serve), Nectar, Cordial, Squash, Crush, Syrup,
         Fruit  Juice  Concentrate  and  Fruit  Juice  Powder.  Barley  waters  and  Carbonated  beverages  are  also
         included in this group.




         Squash

                 This is a type of fruit beverage containing atleast 25 percent fruit juice, or pulp and 40 to 50
         percent total soluble solids, commercially it also contains 1.0 percent acid and 350ppm sulphur dioxide
         or 600ppm sodium benzoate. It is diluted before serving.
                 Orange,  Mango,  Pineapple,  Lemon,  Lime,  Bael,  Guava,  Litchi,  Pear,  Apricot,  Papaya,  Jamun,
         Peach, Phalsa, Plum, Mulberry, Strawberry, etc are used for making squash. In homes, squashes can be
         prepared as per following receipies and procedures.




         Orange Squash
                 Recipe
                 a)    Orange Juice                  1 litre

                 b)    Sugar                         2 kg
                 c)    Water                         1 litre
                 d)    KMS                           3g
                 e)    Citric Acid                   30 to 40g

                 f)    Orange Red Colour             ¼ Tsf.
                 g)    Orange Essence                2 to 3 drops
         Procedure:-

                 Take sour varieties of Oranges, extract juice in any steel container. Put a little quantity of sugar in
         it before juice is extracted. Then  ilter the juice through any sieve or cloth. Weigh it, keep it separately.
         Then take equal quantity of water (equal to juice) and add double the quantity of sugar. Slightly boil it
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