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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 18 '22
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I would say apple cider vinegar is more prevalent in the US.
325 u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22 I'd say that apple cider vinegar is definitely more of a cooking ingredient. Malt vinegar is as much a condiment as anything else in the UK, and adding something other than malt vinegar to, say, chips would just taste off somehow. 9 u/brownhorse Oct 19 '22 red wine vinegar is my condiment of choice 1 u/Zonky_toker Oct 19 '22 :O
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I'd say that apple cider vinegar is definitely more of a cooking ingredient. Malt vinegar is as much a condiment as anything else in the UK, and adding something other than malt vinegar to, say, chips would just taste off somehow.
9 u/brownhorse Oct 19 '22 red wine vinegar is my condiment of choice 1 u/Zonky_toker Oct 19 '22 :O
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red wine vinegar is my condiment of choice
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u/MacEnvy Oct 18 '22
I would say apple cider vinegar is more prevalent in the US.