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Even today, it's only Americans who call the unfermented, raw juice of the apple "cider."

NPR Topics: News 2010

Weinstein and Hodgson had both decamped to Los Angeles -- Weinstein served for a while as the head writer on "America's Funniest Home Videos" -- with Hodgson developing unfermented projects for various studios.

'Cinematic Titanic' re-creates 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' in Washington Monica Hesse 2010

Beyond that (approximately 15% potential alcohol) the alcohol concentration will kill the yeast, leaving the remaining sugar unfermented, i.e., meaning resulting in an off dry or sweet wine.

Some like it hot and high alcohol – others don’t | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009

The alcohol levels resulting from Zin's high sugars used to kill off the fermenting strains of yeast by the time those yeasts had fermented the sugars down to around 14% alcohol, leaving a high degree of "residual sugar," or unfermented grape sugar.

Richard Jennings: Zinfandel Styles: Sublime to Ridiculous Richard Jennings 2012

Their food was tortillas, tamales, beans, and other wild herbs that they called quiletes [meaning edible herbs or greens in general] and they drank white maguey wine called tlachiquil [unfermented pulque].

Did you know? Mexico's Domesday Book 2008

Reform rabbis offered learned disquisitions arguing that Talmudic law allowed the ceremonial use of unfermented grape juice instead of wine “in the case of necessity.”

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

There is no chaptalization (the process of adding sugar to unfermented grape must), no acidification and only natural yeasts are used.

Roussillon: One to Watch 2010

Insofar as wine was concerned, men bearing this ancient and honored title occupied three distinct categories: rabbis who believed wine to be a necessary part of the sacrament, properly distributed under prevailing rules; rabbis who believed that unfermented grape juice was not only an acceptable substitute, but a politically necessary one; and rabbis and faux rabbis who saw the distribution of wine as an unalienable and profitable right.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

Foods that can contain probiotics include yogurt, miso, fermented and unfermented milk, and some soy drinks and juices.

The Doctor is In MD Travis L. Stork 2010

Their food was tortillas, tamales, beans, and other wild herbs that they called quiletes [meaning edible herbs or greens in general] and they drank white maguey wine called tlachiquil [unfermented pulque].

Did you know? Mexico's Domesday Book 2008