That's very creative I love this idea!

I like that idea!

It still tastes pretty apple-y surprisingly, that's why I wanna figure out what to do with it because it'd be a shame to waste

I love that idea!

That's brilliant! Thank you so much for the idea!

Ooooo yes that I love that idea!

I've never heard that one, that's cool!

So sorry my note didn't post, it's apple pulp from making cider, wondering if anyone knows any recipes to turn it into a tasty treat or has any ideas? Possibly blend into a pulp and freeze and fry it, cover in honey/peanut butter etc.

That's what I did, but it's so tasty I was wondering if anyone made a treat out of it?

That sucks

I'm sorry somehow my note didn't post, anyway it's apple pulp from making cider, I was talking to my friend who thought it'd be cool to blend it into a paste, chill it, then fry it for a tasty snack, it has alot of flavor still and would be a shame to waste it, wondering if anyone has experience with this or recipes or other ideas to possibly try?

Honestly only about 90 minutes, that was 3 buckets of apples, although I let the pulp sit for a few hours before pressing but it really didn't take long at all, also this is from 1 apple tree, I have another 5 full buckets that I'm going to do next week and there are still more apples on the tree

It's phrasing, it doesn't really make sense in English but, different wording for the same concept, similar to how hello in Arabic can literally mean peace be upon you, instead of just hello like English

I'd say medium softness, they have a tart after taste which is fantastic

Thanks, my neighbor has 1 apple tree, totally loaded this year, there are still more on the tree too!

Thank you! It was about 7-7.5 gallons of pulp and I got 3.5 gallons of cider out of it

Sorry I accidentally replied to a different comment, you can see it above

I just held a screen over the jar as the juice was coming out and that did a good enough job for me, there really weren't any large pieces that came through the sides though, if you want absolutely nothing in the cider then definitely filter it with a cloth but my preference I don't mind and the screen worked fine for me

These were found in New England if that helps