Does anyone know exactly what kind of vinegar this is?
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I would agree with the others.... It is plain vinegar... I bought it to make salt and vinegar almonds... It is not as strong a vinegar taste as I would have liked... but it's good.
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The instructions say bleach, but I prefer vinegar. I contacted the company about this and they said 8 ozs. of white vinegar, which is what I use, is as good, if not better, than the bleach the instructions suggest. I also don't like the smell of bleach, which is another reason I prefer vinegar.
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According to the last box I purchased, there is malic acid in it. Truthfully, I can't detect that specific taste; it still tastes a lot better than the bottled juices with all the preservatives, not to mention being handy to carry.
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peat moss, vinegar -- check out the video on YouTube. There's a couple who has several videos about the composting toilet.
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Hi there. It certainly looks a lot like it and has the right packaging. Yeast Gard is an excellent product that soothes irritation immediately and lasts a long time.Hope this helps.
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YEP! http://www.crunchybetty.com/homemade-all-purpose-cleaning-spray-with-infused-vinegar http://greencleaning.about.com/od/DIYGreenCleaningRecipes/r/Make-Your-Own-Aromatic-Vinegar-Spray-For-All-Purpose-Cleaning.htm
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Hi Kayfee, Until you mentioned this I had no idea that this product contains vinegar. I would say that it is tangy, but NOT vinegary. I sprinkle it on lots of things to add a little extra voom.
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Don't know for sure...doesn't say it but we assume it is...vinegar is but don't know for sure about flavorings...sorry we can't be more definite.
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Lots of good recipes on You tube. But remember to never use Apple Cider vinegar because it has a different culture. Some people think they have a Kombucha scoby but really have a ACV mother because they look the same.
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I'm also looking for a stronger food grade pickling vinegar, but sadly, this is an herbicide. I have no idea why is came up in the grocery section of Amazon! You might want to try this one Spolem Kielce Vinegar 10% 500ml but sadly the shipping is a bit too expensive for me to try it. Wish it was a prime eligible product.
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This is "organic" vinegar with 20% acidity according to the package label. However, I believe most vinegars nowadays are petroleum based and petroleum is "organic". I questioned Maestro-Gro if their vinegar was derived from grain or petroleum and the answer was "Our vinegar is derived from ethanoic acid, not from grain. It is a kosher, food grade acetic acid." In other words, their acetic acid is derived from acetic acid, as ethanoic acid is another name for acetic acid. Based on that response, I would guess it's petroleum derived and yes it is 20% acetic acid. According to the FDA, petroleum can be used to make vinegar. See this: http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/ComplianceManuals/CompliancePolicyGuidanceManual/ucm074550.htm This is "organic" vinegar with 20% acidity according to the package label. However, I believe most vinegars nowadays are petroleum based and petroleum is "organic". I questioned Maestro-Gro if their vinegar was derived from grain or petroleum and the answer was "Our vinegar is derived from ethanoic acid, not from grain. It is a kosher, food grade acetic acid." In other words, their acetic acid is derived from acetic acid, as ethanoic acid is another name for acetic acid. Based on that response, I would guess it's petroleum derived and yes it is 20% acetic acid.... » Read More This is "organic" vinegar with 20% acidity according to the package label. However, I believe most vinegars nowadays are petroleum based and petroleum is "organic". I questioned Maestro-Gro if their vinegar was derived from grain or petroleum and the answer was "Our vinegar is derived from ethanoic acid, not from grain. It is a kosher, food grade acetic acid." In other words, their acetic acid is derived from acetic acid, as ethanoic acid is another name for acetic acid. Based on that response, I would guess it's petroleum derived and yes it is 20% acetic acid. According to the FDA, petroleum can be used to make vinegar. See this: http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/ComplianceManuals/CompliancePolicyGuidanceManual/ucm074550.htm « Show Less
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Actually it IS back on the market, I was able to order two bottles before they went out of stock, I ordered as soon as I got the notification that they were back in stock. It's no longer called Kraft Seven Seas, just Kraft red wine vinegar dressing. It shipped today and should be here Wednesday. The Pfifer one is not even close, though not a bad dressing.
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I am not sure. I always just estimate. I am allergic to sulfites and found out powdered vinegar has none. This product has been a godsend.
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This is exactly the problem---they list NO ingredients at all & it's very confusing. I truly believe it's just water...maybe with some sort of drops added to it... Just my opinion. Try taking apple cider vinegar tablets to level out ph. They are great for you anyways.
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Sure is OK to use. That is what white vinegar for human consumption is - 5% acetic acid. It works because it is an acid that reacts with the Calcium Carbonate scale, and is perfectly safe to drink as well.
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I use vinegar in it without any problems. Not sure what the manufacturer says about additives.
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I, too, am trying to find out how to reconstitute the powder into different strength vinegars. Shouldn't the supplier have this info available for us?