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  Mixture of apple juice and other fruit juices with whole apples floating in, to be pulled out with the teeth alone as a party game at Halloween. Known in England only since the beginning of the 20th Century A modern receipt is: 2 pints Ginger Ale, chilled 2 pints Apple Juice 1/2 pint Orange Juice 1/2 pint Pineapple Juice 6-8 Small Red Apples 1 Orange, sliced 2 tbsp Caster Sugar Ice cubes  Old English Halloween Festivities Image: 'The Book of Hallowe'en', 1919 For other seasonal traditions, see: Halloween  |
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