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![]() Would it be save to replace white vinegar (5% acid) with balsamic vinegar (6% acid) in a boiling water canning recipe? It is more acid, but has more sugar in it, and I do not know about the exact chemistry here. Thanks in advance, -- Andrew Hall (Now reading Usenet in rec.food.preserving...) |
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