Vinegar

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WaltA
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Post: # 66825Post WaltA »

Wombat wrote:When I mention "mother of vinegar" around here all I get is nervous giggles and outraged stares.
Well yes, I'm not surprised !
Cos it's a "vinegar mother" not a mother of anything !:bom: :bom:
dear me,
(end pedant mode)
:-) :)

>I have had one go from scratch

It makes one wonder how the ancients managed when there wasnt a shop just down the road or online !
Although, I suppose it was much like a ginger beer plant, everyone had one to give away !!

>monkey wee

I couldnt possibly comment !

Thinks,, I'm new here,, I wonder if ginger beer plants have been discussed,,, I feel a search imminent,
because all the plants in the UK seem to be just yeast based things that sit at the bottom pretty uninspiring and rather inert, but those of my youth were busy entertaining things, a bit like a Lava Lamp, globs and strings floating up and down in the jar, a bit like bees wine .

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Post: # 66901Post the.fee.fairy »

My ginger beer was just ginger, yeast and sugar...

I'd love to get hold of some bees yeast, but it seems virtually impossible!

Back to Vinegar - have a look in the RRR seciotn, i thini i posted about some bottles of red wine on there. There are some links in the thread about making your own vinegar from wine.

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Post: # 66946Post WaltA »

Oh ! My apologies to Wombat for my attempt at pedantic humour,
it seems that outside of the UK people are calling it "Mother of Vinegar"
see ebay item 230156643414

Hmm, where did I put that sackcloth that I made recently ,,, :)

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Post: # 67020Post Wombat »

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

*Bows with a flourish* All is forgiven my friend!

:wink:

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Post: # 67405Post WaltA »

Wombat wrote:*Bows with a flourish* All is forgiven my friend!
Touches forhead with thumb, and offers glass of blackberry wine to Wombat :)

That ebay item was a good price I thought, I wonder if our coustoms would have a heart attack if I ordered some ? !

I think I prefer my wine to be drinkable, but it would be interesting to do the vinegar thing at least once !

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