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Hi Liz

 

I found it funny because throughout my long life (60+) I have NEVER seen anything floating in bottled cider vinegar; certainly it does not happen here. The only thing that I have seen are herbs put into certain vinegars but not into cider vinegar. It must be an advertising ploy i.e. the 'signature' of that particular brand.

 

By the way, my comments were NOT meant to be insulting.

 

It gave me a big laugh for the rest of the day for which I am very grateful to you. We all need to have a good laugh; it certainly makes us feel better.

 

 

Marion

 

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08/01/04 01:11:21

 

Re: The Mother in Apple Cider Vinegar!

 

, "Marion Ghosh"

<marion.ghosh@b...> wrote:

> I have heard some funny things but I have never seen anything

floating in

> Cider vinegar and we certainly make plenty of cider and the

vinegar in this

> country :) In fact England, especially Somerset is the place where

it all

> started.

>

Well, here in the USA we have what is called the mother floating in

all natural applecider vinegar that is aged in oak barrels. Don't

know why that would seem to be so funny to you. The brand name is

BRAGG's.

 

Liz S.C.

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Marion,

 

I think if it is a natural vinegar, then there will be “mother” in it. I make my own vinegar from pressed apples,

and always end up with “mother”. Many brands probably strain it out because of

it being unslightly.

 

Carol

 

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In a message dated 8/5/04 9:56:10 AM,

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Marion,

The apple cider vinegar you are using must be pasteurized and better benefit

comes from the organic apple cider vinegar like the Braggs. I use the

pasteurized (cheap) for hair rinse, foot soak, body splash etc. but use the

organic

for internal use or serious cuts and scrapes.

 

Jane

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