Applesauce

Generally factory-canned products can last for as long as 2-3 years, though they usually feature a best before/use by date.. If you packaged it yourself, the shelf life will be considerably shorter!

well you see, some people like apple sauce, but some people dont. i think it tastes good in my opinion. if someone asks me "what does fish taste like" ill say "it tastes like fish" so im afraid your gonna have to buy it and taste it and see if you like it. :)

A month or two in the fridge, depending on how many preservatives are in it, or how well it was sterilised (if it's homemade). Use an airtight jar/container to store it in if it's homemade.

Yes. replace each egg with quarter of a cup of applesauce, or half a banana mashed.

I believe the substitute of applesauce to eggs... is 1/3 cp per egg. You can also do 1Tbs of flax seed + 2-3Tbs of water per egg.. and get an excellent source of Omega-3!!!

Often times, yes, this is a safe substitution. If there is a lot of oil (say 1/2 - 1 cup) it might be better to only substitute half of the oil for applesauce, otherwise it has the potential to interfere with the taste and texture too much.

Originaly known as an 'East India Sauce' in the 17th Century. It came into English through the Malay word Kichap. The name transformed into Ketchup in the 18th Century

China??(Possibly) I think

James Cagney, actor.

1 table spoon = 15 g

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due to my calculations .... 32 1/2 tablespoons :) Hope this helps <33

I've heard of this, but it actually makes a better sub for vegetable oil in a recipe than for sugar.

we were just saying that, my friends say Peter Brady of the bunch said it.

Yes they CAN eat applesauce after the age of 5-6 weeks, once their eyes are open. There is a difference of opinion as to whether any type of "mushy" food should be fed, or to just start the babies off with small pieces of fruits/veggies. They still will need milk, but soft foods are a good start. Just be sure they are still getting plenty of milk, and once they've stopped bottle feeding make sure to supply a full-spectrum light source or real outdoor sunlight to prevent Metabolic Bone Disease (Vit D deficiency). As with any other animal be sure to feed a varied diet, or stick with commercially prepared foods.

Yes, I have done this several times, and I see little difference between using oil and applesauce. Couple of things to think about beforehand.

1. Use unsweetened applesauce, otherwise adjust your sugar amount, sorry I don't know how much, as I always used unsweetened.

2. The oil helps somewhat to keep things from sticking, I always use parchment paper for baking, trust me, its awesome and its in the foil/plastic wrap section, and can be used for almost anything up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit that you don't want sticking

3. I tend to use 2 times more applesauce than oil, again the unsweetened kind. I have also cut the oil amount in half, and used the applesauce x2.

I am not a professional by any means, baking is more about chemistry than anything. I recommend playing with the amounts a bit before showing off your healthier cake. Hope this helps!

It isn't harmful to them like chocolate and cheese is... but i can imagine it will do any good for them... the dog is likely to have diarohea as it is not what the stomach is used to... (&)(&)

im pretty sure that its most of the apple because a serving is the size of your fist...

You can substitute applesauce in cake mix. However, in certain cake mixes that do not have lots of flavor, the applesauce is very noticeable. I would suggest using it in rich chocolate cakes and cakes with fruit, not plain vanilla cakes.

well, bama apple butter is not very common among the u.s.a. although, if u certainly must have it, u may be able to find it at your local dairy or farm. some substitutions for it include, coco butter, goats milk, or turkey giblets. i hope this helps!

sometimes but not all the time so u should always check for them just in case you can never be too careful

No. That was Jimmy Cagney. Years later, it was also the center of a Brady Bunch episode, where Peter Brady imitates Jimmy Cagney after his 'mom' (played by Florence Henderson), tells Peter what they are having for diner.

The apple originated many thousands of years ago in the wild in the mountains of Kazakhstan in southeast Asia. Some also came from Xinjiang, China.

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mixture

smushyed apples