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Citrus Supremes
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Citrus Supremes
Season 2016 Episode 16 | 1m 35s
You know how canned mandarin oranges are kind of awesome? Well, these are way more awesome. To create sweet little gems from fresh citrus, you simply combine them with a little pectinase, an enzyme that breaks down the fruit’s pectin, resulting in a pith-free, bitterness-free treat that your party guests will go crazy for.
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