Vinegar

I get it, I'm a freak.

Edit: or perhaps not.

Hello! Have you heard the good news? Do you have a moment to talk about vinegar coleslaw?

It's true! Coleslaw doesn't have to be coated in mayonnaise and thick, "creamy" dressing! There's a better way--the Way of the Vinaigrette! It's cheap, lower in fat and calories, and bright, tangy, sweet flavor cuts through the richer dishes coleslaw is usually served with. I whip up some coleslaw almost every time we grill now.

Coleslaw in general is also highly customizable: green cabbage, red cabbage, mix of both; onion or no onion; proportions; flavor of the dressing; all can be tweaked and dialed in to your liking. Note that most recipes you'll find online contain way too much oil, so much that it ruins the fresh, crisp texture and mutes the other flavors. (Seriously, you can't even taste the vinegar if you use too much oil.)

Here's my personal recipe:

half a head of green cabbage, finely shredded
half a red onion, very thinly sliced
1 medium carrot, grated

Dressing:
1/2 cup ap

To everyone who upvoted, I will try my hardest to supply you all with the supplies to do this experiment.

The title should say Volcanoes* I know

I always see people giving props to Barbecue or Sour cream and onion, which are very mediocre and pale in comparison to the greatness that is the Salt and Vinegar chip.

Seriously choose one

After taking various powders, capsules and extracts for years, I finally switched it up and traveled down the potentiation path. All I can say is wow, I am feeling top nine right now. This is how this all began...

I was researching the fabled Red Bubble preparation and reading about its ability to pull alkaloids out of the cell more efficiently via freezing the cell walls to induce burst/explosion. Part of this prep is that you mix your kratom with an acid/vinegar for 10-15 minutes before adding hot/near-boiling water. Amidst this I decided to go ahead and prepare a tea with the apple cider vinegar/kratom mix, boiling the mixture in a pot. Sadly, this is the first time i've consumed kratom as a tea. I always weighed my powder, mixed in water bottle and gargled it down, so this was new to me.

Yessssss! I notice a marked difference in how I feel, as if I am experiencing some new alkaloids in a greater concentration or ones that never were coaxed out by my GI. I am totally diggin

The title pretty much says it all. For some reason salt and Vinegar chips have always been my favorite kind and I think they are the best.

I have never met a person that agrees with me on this topic.

I've got a honey mustard recipe that I like, but I was wondering if I could replace the teaspoon of white vinegar it calls for with Tabasco to jazz it up a bit. I've seen people talk about the reverse substitution, but I wonder if there's some reason why this won't work, or if I'll need more to equal the same amount or something.

Has anyone else tried this? I want to use up what I've already made before I make another batch, so that's part of the reason I don't just try it.

You see, you see so many goddamn articles saying "just drink apple cider vinegar!" Or "one shot of apple cider vinegar a day can make your body do (x)!" I, however, have discovered that I was not meant to take it so literally.

Today, in a fit of insecure bodacious energy, decided I was going to start taking ACV with no previous research whatsoever. Lo and behold, here is where the problem presents itself.

I rush to the kitchen, stomach empty as I have just woken up. I rinse out a shot glass from the window sill, making sure it's extra clean so nothing counteracts my brilliant ACV plan. I grab the ACV, shake it up a bit, and pour myself a solid shot glass full.

And without a second thought, back it goes. It takes two swallows because surprise! Vinegar is acidic. This shit burns my mouth, my esophagus, and my stomach all in one fell swoop.

In glorious amounts of pain, I fill the shot glass with water and drink that. That's all of the water I drank, because I am stupid. It changed n

I used to take it but stopped due to reading more and more articles coming out saying it doesn’t do much. So what’s the real deal? I’m thinking of taking it again for blood pressure if it actually helps

I read somewhere that soaking liver in apple cider vinegar for 20 min can improve the taste. I was wondering if this could affect the vitamins and minerals in anyway as that’s essentially the point of consuming liver.

This works best right after a load of dishes, while it's still hot inside. Leave the dishes in it.

Mineral deposit buildup inside the pump, sprayers, and heating element can get pretty bad over the years. Dishes will refuse to fully clean, even with a rinse aid. Hot vinegar dissolves the buildup, and your dishwasher will perform great again.

Repeat once a month or so.

EDIT: Vinegar goes straight into the dishwasher, not behind the detergent door.

I live in London, where the water is very hard. I have already a shower head filter which is working well. I do have product build up due to that though from time to time.

I was doing ACVR before every second week, then I mistakenly stopped as I got the shower head. now my hair suffers from build up again and people here have recommended a clarifying shampoo.

I want to know which is more effective - ACVR or a clarifying shampoo that is CGM approved?

also, if you have a clarifying shampoo that you swear on, please leave me a recommendation in the comments :)

The only way you can enjoy it is if you like torturing yourself. You're eating acid. Your tongue is left numb and dry, and your lips are dry to the point where they chap. Not to mention all the health problems that come with so much sodium. High blood pressure, kidney issues, and water retention. They're also bad for your teeth because of the acidity. I don't know how anyone can enjoy salt and vinegar chips unless you're a masochist and like the pain that they bring. In which case, you do you, masochist.

Hi everyone. Basically, i am in a neverending battle with hpv warts (male) for about 5 years now, and it seems there is no hope it will ever stop. All in all, after about 9 months they flared up again so its another round of god-knows how long cryo therapy. However i heard about this ACV and positive results and decided to try it. Now before i ask a question, i realise most of you dont approve of home remedies and will say something like go to doctor/therapy, i assure you, i did. So, first i applied ACV to one suspect wart, and was shocked by results, the effect was allmost the same as cryotherapy. So i decided to make sure that suspect warts are actually warts, since ACV should turn them white. And lo and behold, after applying it to usual flare-up area i was suprised there was several white spots where i would never guess there is anything. Is it possible for ACV to give false positives and potentialy turn some other tissue white, like scar tissue or simple irritation. I am aware of

I don't have access to isopropyl alcohol.

LPT: Adding 2-5 capfuls of diluted vinegar to your laundry load helps get rid of bodily fluid odors and stains (like urine and sweat). It’s especially helpful for cat urine.

Using a mix of water and vinegar helps set clothes’ color, so soaking new clothes (especially black clothes) will prevent color fading.

Vinegar helps get rid of wine stains

Adding vinegar to your dishwasher load helps get cleaner glasses and dishes

A mix of water and vinegar can clean the floors and the windows

What’s your favorite uses for vinegar?

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I love eating chips with chopsticks. It keeps my fingers clean, helps me eat slower, and keeps more of the flavor on the actual snack. I saw some salt and vinegar almonds at the store and thought they sounded delicious. Naturally, they’re covered in vinegary salt that gets all over my hands, so I thought I could use my normal chopsticks method. It worked great, and the almonds were amazing.

So today, I was watching YouTube on my computer eating my almonds with chopsticks. I wasn’t really looking at the bag and was just absentmindedly eating. I glance down right as I’m sticking the chopsticks in and the catch the edge of the bag, flicking vinegar salt directly into my eye.

I felt the salt hit, and for a solid three seconds it didn’t hurt at all. I was almost convinced it was not big deal when all at once my entire eye felt like it burst into flames. My eyes started watering and I was trying not to scream as I grabbed my water bottle and start dumpi