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Tropicalsenior

Tropicalsenior

@TdeV I found this article and it is the standard that I have always tried to go by.

 

"you may safely use either white or cider vinegar as long as it is labeled as 5% acidity. Sometimes it is labeled as 50 grain."

 

 I have to be very careful about the vinegars that I buy here because so many of them are synthetic vinegar and they don't come up to this standard.

@liuzhou I was curious to see that you say that you use rice wine vinegar. The vinegars that I get here just say rice vinegar. I have even been corrected by some 'cooking aficionados' when I said I used rice wine vinegar and been told that there is no such thing. Is there a difference in the taste between rice wine vinegar and rice vinegar? Is it milder?

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These are the two that I have on hand. I know that the one on the right is Japanese but the one on the left is much more acidic, much sharper.

 

Tropicalsenior

Tropicalsenior

@TdeV I found this article and it is the standard that I have always tried to go by.

 

"you may safely use either white or cider vinegar as long as it is labeled as 5% acidity. Sometimes it is labeled as 50 grain."

 

 I have to be very careful about the vinegars that I buy here because so many of them are synthetic vinegar and they don't come up to this standard.

@liuzhou I was curious to see that you say that you use rice wine vinegar. The vinegars that I get here just say rice vinegar. I have even been corrected by some 'cooking aficionados' when I said I used rice wine vinegar and been told that there is no such thing. Is there a difference in the taste between rice wine vinegar and rice vinegar? Is it milder?

20230616_075040.thumb.jpg.cc03707fe469f37135ebba4a02da99ee.jpg

These are the two that I have on hand. I know that the one on the right is Japanese but the one on the left is much more acidic, much sharper.

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Tropicalsenior

Tropicalsenior

I found this article and it is the standard that I have always tried to go by.

 

"you may safely use either white or cider vinegar as long as it is labeled as 5% acidity. Sometimes it is labeled as 50 grain."

 

 I have to be very careful about the vinegars that I buy here because so many of them are synthetic vinegar and they don't come up to this standard.

@liuzhou I was curious to see that you say that you use rice wine vinegar. The vinegars that I get here just say rice vinegar. I have even been corrected by some 'cooking aficionados' when I said I used rice wine vinegar and been told that there is no such thing. Is there a difference in the taste between rice wine vinegar and rice vinegar? Is it milder?

20230616_075040.thumb.jpg.cc03707fe469f37135ebba4a02da99ee.jpg

These are the two that I have on hand. I know that the one on the right is Japanese but the one on the left is much more acidic, much sharper.

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