| Vinegar: it flavours food, can help you
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| | cupful of vinegar. Allow to boil for 10
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| lose weight, it can clean kitchen
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| | minutes. Strain and bottle the juice and
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| surfaces brighter than bright, in fact
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| | leave to stand in a cool place.* Add a
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| vinegar has many many uses which few
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| | teaspoonful of white vinegar to egg
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| people realise. Here are just 35 ideas
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| | whites used to make meringue. Leave to
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| for getting the most out of a bottle of
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| | stand for 30 seconds before whipping in
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| vinegar ....* Add a cupful of apple
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| | the usual way. The vinegar increases
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| cider vinegar to bathwater to soothe
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| | stiffness and makes meringues brilliantly
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| tired muscles and relieve dry itchy skin
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| | white. If you run out of eggs, replace
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| and sunburn.* The tell-tale aroma of
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| | them with one tablespoonful of white wine
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| fish and onions on the hands can be
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| | vinegar per egg, as long as the recipe
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| removed by rubbing in neat vinegar before
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| | includes another rising agent such as
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| rinsing thoroughly in warm water.* Treat
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| | self-raising flour.* Use hot vinegar
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| greasy hair after washing to a few
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| | compresses to relieve pain from injury or
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| cupfuls of neat vinegar added to the
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| | arthritis and rheumatism. The lotion also
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| final rinse.* Make your own mint by
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| | benefits common sprains and strains.*
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| gathering and stripping leaves from the
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| | Mix together equal amounts of cider
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| stalks when dry. Tear into tiny pieces
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| | vinegar and cold water to produce a toner
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| and spread evenly in a shallow dish.
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| | for greasy and combination skin. The
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| Cover with vinegar and leave for two or
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| | mixture can also be used as a soothing
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| three hours before straining and pressing
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| | wash for tired puffy eyes.* In folk
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| leaves lightly in a screw-top jar. Store
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| | medicine vinegar is considered an elixir
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| in a cool, dry place.* Make your own
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| | for a long healthy life and is
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| playdough by mixing two cupfuls of flour
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| | recommended for internal and external
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| with one cupful of salt, one-half cupful
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| | use. Make a daily drink from one
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| of water and one teaspoonful of vinegar.
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| | tablespoonful of apple cider vinegar to a
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| Mix the flour and salt first then slowly
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| | cupful of warm or cold water, according
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| add water and vinegar, stirring all the
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| | to preference. The practice is believed
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| time until the mixture is stiff. Use your
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| | to benefit the memory and to help the
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| hands to kneed the dough. You've now got
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| | body fight many diseases of advancing
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| playdough that is ready to use. You can
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| | years.* Lighten age spots with a daily
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| brighten up your playdough with the
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| | application of pure apple cider vinegar.*
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| addition of a little food colouring.*
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| | If linen is badly scorched take a cupful
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| Add a few drops of vinegar to shop-bought
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| | of vinegar to which is added half an
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| polish to improve the shine on wooden
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| | ounce of soap, two ounces of fuller's
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| furniture.* Half a pint of paraffin
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| | earth and the juice of one lemon. Boil
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| mixed with half a pint of vinegar makes a
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| | well and spread over the damaged parts.
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| great cleaner and polisher for most kinds
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| | Leave to dry and wash the linen. You'll
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| of furniture and can also be used on
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| | find the stain has completely
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| lino, kitchen and bathroom tiles, marble
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| | disappeared!* Remove mineral deposits
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| and paintwork.* Keep colours fast on
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| | from a steam iron by filling it with
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| striped towels by washing in hot, soapy
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| | equal parts of white vinegar and water.
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| water mixed with a cupful of vinegar.*
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| | Let it steam until dry before rinsing
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| Make a cleaner for brass and copper by
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| | thoroughly with clean water.* Make your
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| mixing equal parts of lemon juice and
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| | own airspray by mixing two cupfuls of
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| vinegar which should be applied carefully
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| | white vinegar with one cupful of crushed
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| and left to stand for several minutes.
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| | herbs, choosing from rosemary, lavender,
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| Polish off with a fluff-free cloth.*
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| | cloves, thyme or pine needles. Place the
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| Remove heavy dirt stains from children's
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| | ingredients in a saucepan and boil gently
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| toys and baby hardware, tiles and other
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| | for 10 minutes then leave to cool. Pour
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| heavy duty surfaces by using a cloth
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| | into a large jar with a close-fitting
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| wrung out of lukewarm water to which a
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| | lid. Leave to stand for three or four
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| little vinegar has been added. Leave to
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| | weeks. Strain and add the mixture to a
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| dry before buffing with a clean
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| | spray container or atomiser. Use in the
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| fluff-free cloth.* Clean windows with a
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| | same way as commercial air sprays.* When
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| solution of two teaspoonfuls of vinegar
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| | a dishcloth or face flannel gets slimy
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| to one pint of warm water.* Clean and
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| | and starts to smell, immerse it in a
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| polish stainless steel pans and other
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| | solution of water and vinegar in equal
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| kitchen utensils using bicarbonate of
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| | parts. Leave to stand overnight and in
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| soda on a cloth moistened with vinegar.*
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| | the morning rinse thoroughly with clean
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| Make your own fabric softener by mixing
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| | water.* Ink stains can be removed by
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| bicarbonate of soda, vinegar and water
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| | soaking the fabric in vinegar for an hour
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| (parts: 2-2-4). Add a quarter cupful of
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| | or two before washing in the usual way.*
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| the mixture to the final rinse for hand
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| | Hot vinegar quickly removes whitewash and
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| or machine washing.* Add a teaspoonful
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| | distemper splashes from most surfaces,
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| of vinegar to water when boiling fish to
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| | including fabrics.* Remove even stubborn
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| keep it firm and white.* Add a little
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| | stains from the inside of tea and coffee
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| vinegar to water used to clean leafy
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| | pots using a mixture of equal parts of
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| vegetables. You'll find insects and
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| | white vinegar and water. Fill the pot and
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| caterpillars will float to the surface
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| | leave to stand for 30 minutes before
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| and make cleaning easier.* To prevent
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| | rinsing thoroughly.* Stickers and their
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| cheese becoming mouldy, wrap it in a
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| | gooey remains can be removed by soaking
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| piece of muslin which has been wrung out
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| | the article in vinegar until the pieces
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| in vinegar. If you don't have muslin try
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| | float free.* Remove salt stains from
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| a piece of closely woven net instead.*
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| | shoes in winter by wiping them with a
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| To help tenderise inexpensive joints of
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| | cloth wrung out in a mixture of one
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| meat, pour on a little vinegar before
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| | tablespoonful of vinegar to a cupful of
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| cooking in a very slow oven.* Make your
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| | water.* Remove grime from collars and
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| own red food colouring by mixing one
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| | cuffs by rubbing with a thick paste of
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| cupful of beetroot juice (tinned or
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| | baking soda and vinegar in equal parts.
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| fresh) and two tablespoonfuls of vinegar
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| | Leave to stand for half an hour before
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| and water to your desired colour. Bottle
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| | washing in the usual way.* Remove rust
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| and leave in a cool place.* Make your
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| | from bolts and other small metal objects
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| own yellow colouring by placing the dark
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| | by immersing in neat vinegar until the
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| outer skins of five onions in a saucepan
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| | residue dissolves.
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| with one cupful of water and half a
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