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Balsamic Vinager

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what kind of vinagers are considered safe? im so confused...i love balsamic, but im not sure if its safe? If i were to go out to eat, what type of dressing would you recommend with my salad?

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what kind of vinagers are considered safe? im so confused...i love balsamic, but im not sure if its safe? If i were to go out to eat, what type of dressing would you recommend with my salad?

i always order oil and balsamic vinegar- and i always get it on the side. that way, i know that they didnt mess up and give me balsamic vinagrette, which can have gluten. I dont cook much, but is there a vinegar thats not safe? i thought they were all distilled (shows how knowledgable i am about cooking) :blink:

jerseyangel Proficient
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Malt vinegars are not safe. There is another--apple cider FLAVORED vinegar. This is not to be confused with apple cider vinegar (which I use all the time). If you are ever in doubt at a restaurant, you could always order olive oil and lemon wedges and do your own.

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so for the most part balsamic vinager is safe? ;)

hez Enthusiast
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I have heard that most balsamic vinegars are safe. I was concerned about one that I had because it had carmel color and it was made in Italy. To be safe I got rid of it. However, I read on a thread somewhere that the vinegar I threw out was probably safe. Keep in mind I am not an expert.

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balsamic vinegars are made from grapes -- for the most part, they are gluten-free -- usually the more expensive, the safer (pure product)

I have not found one BV that is not gluten-free (doesn't mean they don't exist)

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