What vinegar?

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What vinegar?

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I want to clean some stuff with vinegar and i read that White Distilled Vinegar is the one to use (right?) so when i go to get some from the store it doesn't say distilled that i could see just calling itself "white wine vinegar"... is this the one? Or is balsamic more suitable? Yours confused. :-s

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I always used white vinegar without any problem. Any clear vinegar should do, doesn't have to be distilled.
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Neither of those two hun, you should be able to find white malt vinegar.
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thesunflowergal wrote:Neither of those two hun, you should be able to find white malt vinegar.
really?!

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I know a s d a sell it, but we buy it from the cash and carry 5ltrs for £5
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Re: What vinegar?

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thesunflowergal wrote:I know a s d a sell it, but we buy it from the cash and carry 5ltrs for £5
Yes but it says it is white WINE vinegar... is that the one i need?

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No, you need White Malt Vinegar. Like the brown stuff you put on chips, only this one is clear.
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Hmm, this one?

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-com ... 568ml.html

Though it says it's distilled...

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Yes this is it!!!
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You're a star. Thanks a lot ;-)

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Your very welcome hun xx
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Re: What vinegar?

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Hi, does anyone know anything i can add to vinegar that is harmless and will increase its viscosity to say something like fairy liquid?

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Depends what you want it for, SEIsher. If it's for cleaning, have you thought about Fairy liquid itself? That would increase the viscosity, and I don't THINK there'd be any other reaction. If it's for food purposes, it might be worth trying cornflour or arrowroot. Again, I don't know if there'd be any chemical reaction, so a small test may be worth doing.

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MKG wrote:Depends what you want it for, SEIsher. If it's for cleaning, have you thought about Fairy liquid itself? That would increase the viscosity, and I don't THINK there'd be any other reaction. If it's for food purposes, it might be worth trying cornflour or arrowroot. Again, I don't know if there'd be any chemical reaction, so a small test may be worth doing.

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Ah cool yes it would be for cleaning - i guess i could mix it with fairy liquid though shame it wouldn't be edible. I will look into arrowroot as an option as i don't know anything about it. Thanks MKG.

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Re: What vinegar?

Post: # 234355Post matowakan »

I use simple white malt vinegar for any cleaning that needs vinegar.
I would imagine that any large supermarket would do it although I find it in my local corner shop or a more slighly oldfashioned shop.
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