How This Line Turns Apples into Cider in Just 14 Minutes

Описание: What looks like a simple drink hides one of the most precise industrial processes in modern food production.

In this factory documentary, you will witness 47,000 apples per hour move through an automated production line that transforms whole fruit into crystal-clear, carbonated cider faster than most people finish lunch. From optical scanners and high-pressure wash tunnels to grinding, pressing, centrifugation, fermentation, and carbonation, every second is engineered for speed, safety, and consistency.

You will see:

Why cider changes color during production

How juice is extracted without crushing seeds or releasing bitterness

How oxidation is prevented in seconds

Why industrial cider can taste fresher than small-batch methods

How nothing is wasted, not even apple pulp or fermentation gas

This is raw process footage, industrial ASMR, and factory precision at its finest. No shortcuts. No mystery cuts. Just the full transformation from apple to finished cider.

If you enjoy factory documentaries, manufacturing processes, food production, or satisfying industrial workflows, this video is made for you.
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⚖️ For Learning & Enjoyment: The processes shown are for demonstration only and may differ from real-world industrial standards or safety practices.