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Very expensive vinegar!
I was just surfing Costco.ca and came upon this balsamic vinegar.
http://tinyurl.com/5tyle2 $999.99 per bottle so I took a look to see how big a bottle. Wow! A huge 2.39 fl. oz, that's a whole 14 teaspoons. One of the uses listed is "a teaspoon at the end of a meal to aid digestion". Your indigestion is most likely caused by the price of the cure 'cause that one little teaspoon you take costs almost 70 bucks. Even with delivery included in the price, I'll be skipping that stuff. Ross. |
Very expensive vinegar!
> wrote in message ... >I was just surfing Costco.ca and came upon this balsamic vinegar. > http://tinyurl.com/5tyle2 > $999.99 per bottle so I took a look to see how big a bottle. > Wow! A huge 2.39 fl. oz, that's a whole 14 teaspoons. One of the uses > listed is "a teaspoon at the end of a meal to aid digestion". > Your indigestion is most likely caused by the price of the cure 'cause > that one little teaspoon you take costs almost 70 bucks. > Even with delivery included in the price, I'll be skipping that stuff. > > Ross. New one for me...used on ice cream? vinegar on ice cream? |
Very expensive vinegar!
On Mon, 12 May 2008 19:24:27 -0400, "Peter" >
wrote: > > wrote in message .. . >>I was just surfing Costco.ca and came upon this balsamic vinegar. >> http://tinyurl.com/5tyle2 >> $999.99 per bottle so I took a look to see how big a bottle. >> Wow! A huge 2.39 fl. oz, that's a whole 14 teaspoons. One of the uses >> listed is "a teaspoon at the end of a meal to aid digestion". >> Your indigestion is most likely caused by the price of the cure 'cause >> that one little teaspoon you take costs almost 70 bucks. >> Even with delivery included in the price, I'll be skipping that stuff. >> >> Ross. > >New one for me...used on ice cream? vinegar on ice cream? > Howdy, Have you tasted 'em? I ask because these aged balsamics are something way beyond ordinary vinegar. Indeed, they are very sweet. (And I have not tasted one of the super old varieties. I think I topped out at around 20 years.) I've not tried them on ice cream, but I bet it would be great. (I'll also mention a far less expensive taste treat that you might not have tried. Take a thick slice of Parmigiana Reggiano and dip it in some good honey. Enjoy...) All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
Very expensive vinegar!
"Peter" > wrote in news:rNudndXV-
: > > > wrote in message > ... >>I was just surfing Costco.ca and came upon this balsamic vinegar. >> http://tinyurl.com/5tyle2 >> $999.99 per bottle so I took a look to see how big a bottle. >> Wow! A huge 2.39 fl. oz, that's a whole 14 teaspoons. One of the uses >> listed is "a teaspoon at the end of a meal to aid digestion". >> Your indigestion is most likely caused by the price of the cure 'cause >> that one little teaspoon you take costs almost 70 bucks. >> Even with delivery included in the price, I'll be skipping that stuff. >> >> Ross. > > New one for me...used on ice cream? vinegar on ice cream? > > Try it on cut/sliced strawberries. *Very* nice. -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia The path of a warrior never deviating, one has to become not just a part of nature but a force of nature, acting in accordance with the laws of the universe. (Getsumei No Michi, the Moonlit Path) |
Very expensive vinegar!
wrote in news:6ihh24l3uhj4b8en208ulom7g6i5i9mejd@
4ax.com: > I was just surfing Costco.ca and came upon this balsamic vinegar. > http://tinyurl.com/5tyle2 > $999.99 per bottle so I took a look to see how big a bottle. > Wow! A huge 2.39 fl. oz, that's a whole 14 teaspoons. One of the uses > listed is "a teaspoon at the end of a meal to aid digestion". > Your indigestion is most likely caused by the price of the cure 'cause > that one little teaspoon you take costs almost 70 bucks. > Even with delivery included in the price, I'll be skipping that stuff. > > Ross. You'll find, if you ever buy one, that it's like honey in consistency. And very, *very* concentrated. A few drops is all that is needed. -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia The path of a warrior never deviating, one has to become not just a part of nature but a force of nature, acting in accordance with the laws of the universe. (Getsumei No Michi, the Moonlit Path) |
Very expensive vinegar!
Kenneth > wrote in message
... [snip] > (I'll also mention a far less expensive taste treat that you > might not have tried. Take a thick slice of Parmigiana > Reggiano and dip it in some good honey. Enjoy...) Oh yeah, man! Not too thick but a nice blueberry/sage honey with a little wedge of PR is awesome... The Ranger |
Very expensive vinegar!
"PeterLucas" > wrote in message .25... > "Peter" > wrote in news:rNudndXV- > : > >> >> > wrote in message >> ... >>>I was just surfing Costco.ca and came upon this balsamic vinegar. >>> http://tinyurl.com/5tyle2 >>> $999.99 per bottle so I took a look to see how big a bottle. >>> Wow! A huge 2.39 fl. oz, that's a whole 14 teaspoons. One of the uses >>> listed is "a teaspoon at the end of a meal to aid digestion". >>> Your indigestion is most likely caused by the price of the cure > 'cause >>> that one little teaspoon you take costs almost 70 bucks. >>> Even with delivery included in the price, I'll be skipping that > stuff. >>> >>> Ross. >> >> New one for me...used on ice cream? vinegar on ice cream? >> >> > > > > Try it on cut/sliced strawberries. *Very* nice. > I can picture that being good and I will try that some time. On soft dairy (ice cream) seems odd to me. Though some aged cheeses would be good. |
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