Re: ACV

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Toni wrote:

> *Good Afternoon Everyone,*

>

> * Hope this finds you all well. Happy Spring! It is blah and rainy

> here. Would much rather have sunshine and chirping birds (nm, scratch

> that one as I do have one) Anyway,*

>

> *Question: Is it possible to buy ACV that has gone bad? I imagine it

> would be. OK I will rephrase that. How do you know if the ACV you

> bought is bad? I bought unfiltered ACV but it just does not taste

> right. I have had it before a while ago but do not remember the taste.

> I had Bragg's when I had it last and this is Spectrum. Maybe just the

> brand?*

>

> *I'd hate to think it was rancid as I have enough of it.*

>

> **

>

> *Appreciate your input as always*

>

> *Hope everyone is having a beautiful and blessed day.*

>

> **

>

> *Toni*

>

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Hi Toni,

Yes, if it is not pasteurized then it can and will go bad depending on

how long the bottle has been sitting on the store shelves. If it has

been pasteurized then there is something seriously wrong with it. You

should take it back from whence you got it for a refund or contact

Spectrum directly. Unfiltered ACV should not taste any different from

filtered ACV.

Sorry for the blah and rainy. I am sure we will get that soon enough

ourselves. Right now I am enjoying a very nice and sunny spring. Kind of

cool but very sunny and DRY. Yes, come on heat!!!!

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and wakes in man. "

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