Re: Raw Apple Cider Vinegar:

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thissal@... wrote:

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Most store bought vinegar is pasteurized. However, there are some, like

Braggs, that are unpasteurized and will still have the mother in it.

Vinegar is made like wine, it is fermented with yeast. Leave wine long

enough and it will eventually turn to vinegar if exposed to the right

environment of course.

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Can someone tell me how vinegar is made? I always assumed it was a process involving heat and thus the adversion to cooked acid?__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Fresh squeezed apple juice can be heat sterilized to remove the unwanted

bacteria, but not necessarily. You can just add the mother from organic

apple cider vinegar and let it ferment and age.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

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http://coloredboers.home.att.net/always.html

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Don't heat it, you will kill the enzymes, just add 1/8 oz. of

Hydrogen Peroxide peer quart.

-- In health , " Gayla "

<goatclearing@b...> wrote:

> Fresh squeezed apple juice can be heat sterilized to remove the

unwanted

> bacteria, but not necessarily. You can just add the mother from

organic

> apple cider vinegar and let it ferment and age.

> Gayla

> Always Enough Ranch

> Acampo, California

> goatclearing@b...

> http://coloredboers.home.att.net/always.html

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