Grapefruit Woes - Tiki Drinks and Food

R rangda Member MA USA Joined: Mar 13, 2010 Posts: 56	R rangda Posted posted on Mon, May 27, 2019 7:14 PM I never realized white grapefruit juice was so hard to find in certain parts of the country. While it doesn't take up as big of a chunk of the juice aisle as it used to, you can still get it at pretty much any supermarket in the Boston area. On 2019-05-27 18:08, Hamo wrote: I'm thinking of the middle ground of 32 oz bottles I used to buy 64 oz containers (all that's available around here) and throw about ~60 oz of it away. But you can freeze it and it will easily last a few months, just thaw the cubes in the microwave as needed. If you want it to really keep it a long time you can freeze it and then use a vacuum sealer to vacuum seal the cubes (what I do for all my weird juices these days), I've used cubes 6+ months old doing that and they are fine. I also keep all my juices/syrups in containers sealed with vac-u-vin wine stoppers, I find this helps with the shelf life in the fridge as well.

I never realized white grapefruit juice was so hard to find in certain parts of the country. While it doesn't take up as big of a chunk of the juice aisle as it used to, you can still get it at pretty much any supermarket in the Boston area.

On 2019-05-27 18:08, Hamo wrote:
I'm thinking of the middle ground of 32 oz bottles

I used to buy 64 oz containers (all that's available around here) and throw about ~60 oz of it away. But you can freeze it and it will easily last a few months, just thaw the cubes in the microwave as needed. If you want it to really keep it a long time you can freeze it and then use a vacuum sealer to vacuum seal the cubes (what I do for all my weird juices these days), I've used cubes 6+ months old doing that and they are fine.

I also keep all my juices/syrups in containers sealed with vac-u-vin wine stoppers, I find this helps with the shelf life in the fridge as well.

Post #795381 by rangda on Mon, May 27, 2019 7:14 PM