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Types of Vinegar

Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple Cider Vinegar

Drinking a lot of apple cider vinegar can damage your teeth, hurt your throat, and upset your stomach. Also: Though some studies have been promising, there’s still little evidence that drinking apple cider vinegar helps you lose weight.

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Balsamic Vinegar
Balsamic Vinegar

Balsamic vinegar has become all the rage in America, thanks to creative chefs at upscale restaurants. It is difficult to believe that this robust product of the vine has only come to be appreciated within the last two decades in America when Italians have been enjoying it for centuries.

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Champagne Vinegar
Champagne Vinegar

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Distilled White Vinegar
Distilled White Vinegar

Summary White and distilled are types of vinegar. They differ fundamentally in their acetic acid content. White vinegar, also known as spirit vinegar, has 5-20% acetic acid. White vinegar is made through the natural fermentation of sugar cane extract or by combining acetic acid with water. ...

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Red Wine Vinegar
Red Wine Vinegar

Red Wine Vinegar in Your Diet. In addition to making tasty salad dressings, use red wine vinegar in meat marinade recipes, or add a splash to a bowl of soup or chili to achieve a bold flavor. Marinate vegetables, such as mushrooms or shallots, in red wine vinegar before sauteing them to enhance the flavor.

Rice Vinegar
Rice Vinegar

Below, your quick guide to the vinegar aisle, plus key tips for storing. Rice vinegar is the sweetest, most delicate vinegar, adding just a little extra zing to homemade pickles, fresh slaws, and basic vinaigrettes.

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Sherry Vinegar
Sherry Vinegar

Real sherry vinegar comes from Spain and tends to be a little tricky to find. The thing is, it’s my favourite wine vinegar. Fitting somewhere between red and white wine vinegar, it adds a softer, more rounded flavour than regular wine vinegars.

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White Wine Vinegar
White Wine Vinegar

No, it's not. White vinegar (also known as distilled vinegar) is made of acetic acid diluted in distilled water. Its flavor is simple—its just sour. Typical concentrations range from 5–7% acetic acid. White wine vinegar is made by allowing white wine to turn to vinegar.