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    Smile Vinegar

    I know that Cathy and I both love vinegar. I keep red wine, white wine, balsamic, red wine with garlic, malt, apple cider and plain white vinegar in the pantry. I love different types for different applications. Red wine is my favorite for making vinaigrette. Around here champagne vinegar is so expensive I have yet to try it.
    Anyone else like vinegar? What are you favs?

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    I do, janie! I keep white distilled which I use as much for cleaning as I do for cooking.

    Like you, I like red wine or raspberry for vinaigrettes- and I prefer cider for most all else. I do keep balsamic but I rarely use it, and only time I've kept champagne at home was when I worked places that stocked it and I was able to smuggle a bottle home now and then!

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    I also love vinegar. I have a whole shelf in my kitchen with nothing but vinegars. I make all my own salad dressing so I need to have a lot of vinegars on hand. I have all the ones that you listed plus umbe plum, rice wine, sherry, tarragon, black rice and late harvest riesling vinegars. In addition to the normal balsamic I also have a teeny bottle of the really good stuff that I keep for finishing. It's as thick as honey.

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    Oh yeah- rice wine vinegar too, jfain!

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    I forgot about rice wine vinegar. I have that one to but I keep it with my asian spices.
    At Krogers sherry vinegar was like $10 a bottle I think and the champange was around $15. I had some coupons my mother in law gave me for $1 off a bottle of the Star brand red wine garlic and $1 off the balsamic. I usually just get what ever kind I find at Walmart.
    Have you guys ever tried white vinegar and baking powder to clean out a clogged drain? It works great and it much cheaper than Drano.
    Jon hates the smell of vinegar worse than anything lol.

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    Oh- poor jon! I love the smell of it- I think it smells SO clean and fresh!

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    He frowns when ever he smells vinegar and says your eating salad again lol.
    One of his buddies is way over six feet tall and about 300+ pounds and he loathes the smell of vinegar. You could chase him out of his house with a pickle lol.

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    I have been known to say, I can clean the world with vinegar and baking soda.
    that mix works very good on glass coffee carafes.
    I use vinegar to clean windows.
    use baking soda like scouring porder on things you don't want to scratch. will take up crayon marks, all sorts of stains. great for cleaning a dry erase board.
    and soda is also great for brushing your teeth.

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    I love vinegar and its benefits. I clean with it, I rinse my hair with it, cook with it, can goods with it, and I drink it.

    I did find that Hornets/Wasps love the stuff too so don't squirt it at them. Ants and most others insects hate it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jglass View Post
    Have you guys ever tried white vinegar and baking powder to clean out a clogged drain? It works great and it much cheaper than Drano.
    Jon hates the smell of vinegar worse than anything lol.
    I always use white vinegar and baking soda to clean my drains. It works like nothing else.

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