Apple scraps

Instead of throwing away your apple scraps - peels and cores - why not use them to make this delicious and versatile Apple Scrap Jelly.

This homemade apple cider vinegar uses apple scraps, sugar, and water to make a tart vinegar for healthy, probiotic-rich cooking and more. With our simple instuctions, you'll be making apple scrap vinegar in no time.

Create a beautiful apple jelly using only apple scraps, lemon juice, and sugar. If you tried out this recipe and thought it was great, I'd be really grateful if you'd come back and give it 5 stars.

Don't throw away apple cores! Here are some awesome things you can do with leftover apple cores!

I love the fall. The air is crisp, the leaves are turning, and the apples are perfect for picking and eating. And picking, and eating. And picking and eating. Okay, you get my point - sometimes you may have an excess of apples. Are you wondering what to do with too many apples? This post

Apple scrap vinegar (also known as apple cider vinegar) is a useful product to clean your house, improve your health, and save you money! Make your own at home using just apple scraps. PLUS, find out all the ways YOU can use it!

Learn how to make apple cider vinegar from apple scraps!

Don't throw away the cores and peels! Take those scraps, add a few pantry ingredients, and you'll have delicious apple scrap jelly!

By using leftover apple peels you'll be seen as a skilled person creating something from nothing. Astound your friends by using this list of ideas.

"During the late summer when Mother dried apples for her winter cooking the children were always on hand to help with the paring and to speak for the long curls of peeling and the cores. Each child received his or her core, carefully gnawed off all of the good part, and then counted up the seeds. The lucky one who had the most seeds at the end of the day was entitled to a whole apple of his own. There were other things to do with the apple seeds and peelings, too..." ~ Carol Ryrie Brink…