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Lovely fruit vinegars from Womersley, bought at Earthy but available online. We had a tasting today and even the sceptics here said they were quite delicious. The golden raspberry and apache chilli scored particularly highly but I love all three for the depth of their flavours and their versatility - on that subject, in The Home Handbook Rachel Simhon says that a sure cure for hiccups is to drink a teaspoon of vinegar; I tried it (with blackberry) and it worked!

05 May 2012 in Cooking, Edinburgh, General | Permalink

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They all look amazing! Definitely jewel like, I think the blackberry looks the best, but the golden raspberry and apache chilli sounds like a divine mix. :)

Posted by: Ruth | 07 May 2012 at 07:24 AM

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