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This is what happens when you try to pour the concentrate without a funnel. Once all of the juice and water is added, cap the jug AND SHAKE IT UP. Not only does this greatly improve how well-mixed the juice and water are, it will also put air into it. This is called AERATING THE MUST in proper winemaking terminology (the must being the juice).
Just FYI. Step 3: Add the Sugar. Dump that 1/2 cup of sugar into the jug with the juice. It is a lot easier if you use a funnel. After that, SHAKE VIGOROUSLY WITH THE CAP ON. Don't let the sugar settle at the bottom, or else there may be flavor problems later.
The concentrate, sugar, and water have all been added. Step 4: Prepare and Add the Yeast. Preparing and adding the yeast is more complex than just ripping open a packet and dumping the powder into the juice. If you want the yeast to work properly, you need to HYDRATE it first.
Follow the directions on the package in order to do this properly. If you're too lazy to follow them precisely, just pour some warm water into a cup and then dump the powder into it. DO NOT STIR the yeast right away - For best results, give it time to hydrate on its own before messing with it.
The dry yeast begins to hydrate. Once the yeast is completely hydrated, add a few spoonfuls of sugar and stir. How will you know when the yeast is hydrated, The yeast is now MOSTLY hydrated. Wait for the yeast to foam up. And when I say "foam up," I mean FOAM!
It is not uncommon for the yeast to foam up at least an inch. Pour the yeast into the juice once this happens and again SHAKE VIGOROUSLY WITH THE LID ON. Quickly move on to the next step once the juice and yeast are properly mixed. Step 5: Add the Balloon. Here's an activity that may make a few readers nervous: Get a pin and put 3-10 holes in the top of the balloon.
