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What is the difference between white vinegar and white wine vinegar?

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softpunk
softpunkMarch 29, 2012
This is true. They also taste different because white or distilled vinegar is usually just acetic acid in water, while white wine vinegar is made with wine and its alcohol has converted to acetic acid. White wine vinegar is actually sort of golden in colour, like white wine.
healthierkitchen
healthierkitchenMarch 29, 2012
white vinegar is cheaper and often used for cleaning - coffee pots, organic cleaning spray, etc. White wine vinegar is made with fermented wine and is often used for dressings.
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