cider mill
ˈsaɪdər mɪl-
(n)
cider mill
mill that extracts juice from apples to make apple cider
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Cider mill
a mill in which cider is made.
We've channeled our inner-Johhny Appleseed to find the best cider mills in Central New York. ibx950.com
Wolcott Orchards & Cider Mill and Wolcott Winery. eyi.com
Cider Mill Ridge at The National. kansascity.com
Romney made a campaign swing through the area, stopping at the cider mill along the way. hometownlife.com
She recalled that as a teenager, and local resident, she used to go to the Franklin Cider Mill. hometownlife.com
Cider Mill Playhouse New Season, Around the Tiers. bng.com
(WBNG Binghamton) The Cider Mill Play House is entering its 37th with 6 new productions. bng.com
Louisburg Cider Mill's Shelly Schierman on corn mazes, crops and fall festivities. pitch.com
Sheets cider mill bottles its last. readthehook.com
Come see our new Baby Crested Heads at the Fly Creek Cider Mill. ktv.com
If you grew up in the Southern Tier you know all about the Cider Mill. ild104fm.com
We delivered a gift bag from Fly Creek Cider Mill to our latest Workplace of the Week winner, the Clipper Ship Salon in Oriskany Falls. lite987.com
Grist mill's popularity squeezes out cider pressing. columbian.com
Grist mill's popularity squeezes out cider pressing. columbian.com
Chobani picks Cider Mill's pumpkin butter for topping. coopercrier.com
Folks are picking apples, and Koontz's cider-mill is in full operation. "Back Home" by
I still begrudge them to the cider-mill. "Wild Apples" by
For a week or two, the cider-mills have been grinding apples. "Passages From The American Notebooks, Volume 2" by
The loft, over the part where the cider-mill was, was the corn-house. "The Bay State Monthly, Vol. 1, Issue 1." by
Ramuntcho goes to the cider mill which the smugglers and pelota players frequent. "Ramuntcho" by
He will make a holocaust of his cider-mill! "The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 12, No. 72, October, 1863" by
The cider mill is a very good way to work up your culls and then sell as vinegar. "Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916" by
Alfred visited Plumsock, Cook's Mill, Joshua Wagner's cider press. "Watch Yourself Go By" by
Some farms had a cider-mill, but this was not in the house yard. "Home Life in Colonial Days" by
In Devonshire, water which had been pressed through the lees of a cider-mill was called beverige. "Customs and Fashions in Old New England" by