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I have been cooking and canning for years...This may sound like a stupid
question but I just started thinking....Does vinegar ever go bad? I have 2 gallons of vinegar left over from last years canning and noticed the expiration date...(Jan 04) I was wondering if vinegar goes bad or maybe just loses its strength...I would think it would get stronger... I hate to just dump it down the drain! Judith |
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I just went and looked. I bought a big batch of white vinegar four years
ago and still have a couple of gallons left, expired a while back. Smells and tastes like okay vinegar to me. I don't think the stuff can really expire unless it all evaporates away. The expiration date is probably the manufacturers CYA as advised by corporate shysters. George Judith Cook wrote: > I have been cooking and canning for years...This may sound like a stupid > question but I just started thinking....Does vinegar ever go bad? > I have 2 gallons of vinegar left over from last years canning and noticed > the expiration date...(Jan 04) I was wondering if vinegar goes bad or maybe > just loses its strength...I would think it would get stronger... > I hate to just dump it down the drain! > > Judith > > |
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