Apple juice marinade is a culinary technique that has gained popularity in various regions of Latin America due to its unique and mild flavor that it imparts to meats, especially pork. This preparation has deep roots in the tradition of using fresh fruits to enhance the flavor of meals. In several Latin American countries, this type of marinade may vary in its name, but it is commonly known simply as "apple marinade" or "apple adobo," referring to the main base which is apple juice. Its use extends from Mexico to Argentina, adapting to local ingredients and flavor preferences. Furthermore, this marinade combines ingredients with sweet, sour, and spicy flavors, which allows the meat to remain juicy and with a very special aromatic touch.