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Description
Apple Pomace is the solid residue that remains after milling and pressing when producing cider, apple juice, and apple puree. When 75% of the apple is utilized for the juice, the remaining 25% by-product is the apple pomace. It contains the peel, pulp, stems, and seeds of the apple. Apple pomace has a good amount of moisture and acidity in it. As fresh apple pomace has high moisture and high content in fermentable sugars, it spoils readily and is often ensiled or dehydrated for longer preservation.