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![]() Peete wrote: > > The Joneses > wrote in > : > > <<snipped>> > >I know that vinegar is made from fermentation thru > > alcohol phase of various things. Has anyone ever had > > religious/moral reservations about using an alcohol product > > that isn't alcohol anymore? > > Do theses same people avoid any products made with vanilla (or other) > extract(s)? Some are alcohol based...if so then their arguement is out the > window. Many Muslims do just that. They also avoid alcohol-based perfumes etc. There are enough companies that supply alcohol-free flavourings. |
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unbelievably yukky stuff... the real thing is not hard to make.
Peter Watson bulka wrote: > A month or so ago, I bought a jug of cheap vinegar for pickling. After > I got it home I noticed a sticker on the lable that ammended "Red Wine > Vinegar" to "Red Wine Vinegar Style" > > The ingredient list: water, acetic acid, red wine, red wine concntrate. > > Obviously not made to get around the alcohol question, but some > lab-produced thing nonetheless. It did pickle the vegetables, but I > won't buy it again. > > michael |
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