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Vinegar is not raw by any test.

 

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nyia12 [eeyore_0_4]

30 March 2004 17:00

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[Raw Food] Vinegar??

 

 

 

On another site they said that Vinegar is not raw. is this true? I

buy Apple Cider Vinegar and it says its raw on the label. I s some

vinegars raw and others not? Or is there hidden heating involved,

like with the Nama Shoyu?

 

Thanks,

 

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Why is it not raw? It is not cooked (Heated). So why not?

 

Jenn (new to raw foods and genuinely curious)

 

Peter Gardiner <petergardiner wrote:

Vinegar is not raw by any test.

 

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> Vinegar is not raw by any test.

 

I have made it before and it was fermented but not cooked. The mother was

alive, so I consider it raw. I assumed store bought raw would be the same.

But I could be wrong.

~Wendy

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> > Vinegar is not raw by any test.

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> I have made it before and it was fermented but not cooked. The mother was

> alive, so I consider it raw. I assumed store bought raw would be the same.

> But I could be wrong.

> ~Wendy

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LIVE vinegar, [an enemy in wine, cider or kombucha ferment] means the vinegar

bacteria is still functional, can reproduce, and can thereby turn whatever

sugars it comes in contact with into vinegar, but it does not mean the vinegar

is Raw,

 

The vinegar bacteria is alive but the vinegar itself is basicly bacteria piss,

and is not a RAW live product.

But it's still is diffrent than DEAD or distilled, vinegar.

However, as far as this group is conerned it does not meet the definition of

RAW.

rusty

 

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" ky_wendylynn " <ky_wendylynn

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Tuesday, March 30, 2004 6:44 PM

Re: [Raw Food] Vinegar??

 

 

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> > Vinegar is not raw by any test.

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> I have made it before and it was fermented but not cooked. The mother was

> alive, so I consider it raw. I assumed store bought raw would be the same.

> But I could be wrong.

> ~Wendy

 

 

 

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> The vinegar bacteria is alive but the vinegar itself is basicly bacteria

piss, and is not a RAW live product.

 

Yummy. Thank you for your pictorial analysis. ;)

~Wendy

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If you check out my reply to the message " Thanks and a question " i found

many sites that talk about how it's made and as far as apple cider vinegar

goes, it is raw. Do some research on Google, that's how i found lots of info

:o) Sometimes it's good to check things out and not just take my (or someone

else's) word as the truth. I had to start doing that when i would see two

totally opposite statements and knew only one was true.

I'm like you.... just curious about it all.

Good luck and let us know if you find out any info!

peace

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Why is it not raw? It is not cooked (Heated). So why not?

 

 

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Jenn,

 

Vinegar is a man made concoction best suited to vinegar flies.

 

Peter

 

 

 

Why is it not raw? It is not cooked (Heated). So why not?

 

Jenn (new to raw foods and genuinely curious)

 

Peter Gardiner <petergardiner wrote:

Vinegar is not raw by any test.

 

Peter

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