Does Cooking with Apple Cider Vinegar destroy the weight loss benefits?
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CafeRacer808 wrote: »There are no weight loss benefits to ACV. Consuming ACV does not create a caloric deficit and it doesn't "speed up your metabolism". If it worked, we'd all be drinking it and none of us would be overweight. So, cook with it at will. It makes for great pulled pork, though. Also pretty tasty as the acid component in a vinaigrette, IMO.
Never tried that, but it sounds intriguing !
(of course, in a Texas style BBQ place, putting anything other than BBQ sauce or dry rub spices on pork could get you ejected through the door or window )
Pork in a Texas style BBQ place? Heresy.1 -
lynn_glenmont wrote: »CafeRacer808 wrote: »There are no weight loss benefits to ACV. Consuming ACV does not create a caloric deficit and it doesn't "speed up your metabolism". If it worked, we'd all be drinking it and none of us would be overweight. So, cook with it at will. It makes for great pulled pork, though. Also pretty tasty as the acid component in a vinaigrette, IMO.
Never tried that, but it sounds intriguing !
(of course, in a Texas style BBQ place, putting anything other than BBQ sauce or dry rub spices on pork could get you ejected through the door or window )
Pork in a Texas style BBQ place? Heresy.
Really? Every one I've been to had it on the menu. But beef was the mainstay...0
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