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Blackberry Ginger Balsamic Vinegar 60ML/2oz Great on Fish, Chicken, Roasted Meats, Amazing on Ice Cream
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Blackberry Ginger Balsamic Vinegar (60ml-2oz)
This balsamic vinegar from Modena, Italy, is blended with real fruit juice. It has a fruity and gently spicy, complex, bouquet that shines in a multitude of culinary applications. Pour it over pancakes, ice cream or in jelly and vinaigrette. We also like it on game and on grilled fish and vegetables.
Density: 1.22
Gluten Free. No artificial flavorings, thickening agents, caramel nor additives. May contain sulfites.
Ingredients:Concentrated Grape Must, Wine Vinegar, Blackberry Juice, flavor.
- Great on veggies and salads.
- Use on fish, chicken and roasted meats.
- We love it on pancakes & vanilla ice cream.
- Wonderful blackberry flavor.
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