Where can I buy boiled cider?

Key facts

• What it is. Boiled cider is fresh sweet cider reduced to a thick "apple molasses" syrup. [1]
• Where to look. New England cider mills and orchard farm shops, bakery suppliers, and orchard shops that bottle syrup.
• Not a pint. You are shopping for a cooking syrup, not hard cider.

Where can I buy boiled cider?

Start with cider mills and orchard stores in New England that press sweet cider in autumn and simmer a portion into syrup — the same places explained in what a cider mill is. Specialty baking and food shops that also sell maple syrup sometimes stock jars year-round. Some cider makers sell boiled cider beside fresh jugs; open maker profiles for site and place links when a mill also ferments hard cider. Product definition and uses: what boiled cider is. [1]

What should I check on the label?

Confirm it is boiled cider or apple molasses, not hard cider, fire cider or ice cider. Ingredients are usually only apple cider reduced by heat. Follow the jar label for pantry storage; refrigerate after opening if the label says so.

Related answers: what boiled cider is · what a cider mill is

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Cider, perry, calvados and pommeau are alcoholic drinks. Enjoy responsibly and follow the legal drinking age where you live.