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


Question: Ad can I substitute the white wine vinegar in for white vinegar when it comes to cooking?


Answers: Ad can I substitute the white wine vinegar in for white vinegar when it comes to cooking?

Yes you can use white wine vinegar in lieu of regular vinegar. Whit wine vinegar is used in cooking

i really dont know but i think one for cookin and one is for cleaning or something like that

Vinegar is "a sour liquid obtained by acetic fermentation of dilute alcoholic liquids." White vinegar, otherwise known as distilled white vinegar, is made from distilled alchohol. White wine vinegar is made from white wine. Yes, you can substitute white wine vinegar for distilled white vinegar in cooking. The flavor will be somewhat different, which may or may not make a difference, depending on the recipe.

yes you can!

Yes...white wine vinegar has a more complex flavors from the wine it was made from, white vinegar has been distilled so it is simply acid and water. But the acid is the most important flavor in the recipe I'm sure.

Yes, but it is a very expensive substitute. White vinegar is from fermented grains, and therefore cheaper. White wine vinegar is made by further fermentation of white wine, from grapes, and therefore more expensive.





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