Passing some information along that other may not know about. I came across this in a canning group that I was in. If anyone else know more…please inform! Swipe for info…
Passing some information along that other may not know about. I came across this in a canning group that I was in. If anyone else know more…please inform! Swipe for info…
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4% is the standard here in Australia and manufacturers are not required to list the concentration on their bottles. It’s really frustrating because one of the brands lists pickling on the bottle.
Fortunately, its easy to get double-strength vinegar (bottle is labelled 8%).
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4% is the standard here in Australia and manufacturers are not required to list the concentration on their bottles. It’s really frustrating because one of the brands lists pickling on the bottle.
Fortunately, its easy to get double-strength vinegar (bottle is labelled 8%).