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I have a dressing receipe that calls for white vinegar. I only have white "wine" vinegar in the house. Are they the same/can I substitute?

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Lexmccall
LexmccallAugust 30, 2011
They aren't exactly the same, but in my experience, white wine vinegar has a lot more flavor than just distilled white vinegar--a little sweeter, not as astringent. My guess is that your dressing will taste better for using it. (I frequently use the two interchangeably.)
Merrill S.
Merrill S.August 30, 2011
"White vinegar" usually means distilled white vinegar, but you can definitely substitute with white wine vinegar.
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