New ACV Drinks ??
antoinette1114
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Hey There Any ACV Lovers 
. Or Not What Was Your Experience With It ? Has Anyone Tried The New Ones By Bragg ?
. Or Not What Was Your Experience With It ? Has Anyone Tried The New Ones By Bragg ? 88
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Nice to see the 'woo' button getting some love.21
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Walmart now sells pints of ACV in the pharmacy for 4x the price of the quarts of ACV in the grocery section. That right there elegantly explains the gullibility of (in all love expressed) fools.20
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JeromeBarry1 wrote: »Walmart now sells pints of ACV in the pharmacy for 4x the price of the quarts of ACV in the grocery section. That right there elegantly explains the gullibility of (in all love expressed) fools.
I noted that the other day in our supermarket, the ACV in the "Heath" section was 3 times the price of the ACV in the vinegar section.5 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »JeromeBarry1 wrote: »Walmart now sells pints of ACV in the pharmacy for 4x the price of the quarts of ACV in the grocery section. That right there elegantly explains the gullibility of (in all love expressed) fools.
I noted that the other day in our supermarket, the ACV in the "Heath" section was 3 times the price of the ACV in the vinegar section.
The delicious fruit/spice-infused, slightly-sweetened cocktail-mixer vinegars in the liquor department (possibly not at Walmart
) are even more expensive than that. Organic ACV in 'em, too.
They're very tasty in my vodka & sparkling water.
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Love the new button.9
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BruinsGal_91 wrote: »Nice to see the 'woo' button getting some love.
I feel like it was inspired by the prevalence of the ACV threads this year...12 -
They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.5
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Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar5 -
Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar
Not any more, the product development team at Braggs are on a roll
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RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar
Not any more, the product development team at Braggs are on a roll
Their ACV is no longer ACV?
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RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar
Not any more, the product development team at Braggs are on a roll
Their ACV is no longer ACV?
They now have ready to drink drinks which are basically fruit infused waters with ACV added to them. One of which is grape flavoured.
The woo is now available cold in a fridge near you.10 -
Here: http://bragg.com/products/bragg-organic-apple-cider-vinegar-drink-concord-grape-acai.html
I just saw these at a WF and thought "what fresh hell is this." ;-)5 -
RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar
Not any more, the product development team at Braggs are on a roll
Their ACV is no longer ACV?
They now have ready to drink drinks which are basically fruit infused waters with ACV added to them. One of which is grape flavoured.
The woo is now available cold in a fridge near you.
Since I refuse to browse the "health food" section I have not seen these. Hey, they may as well make more money on gullible people instead of just their small niche among cooks.4 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »Here: http://bragg.com/products/bragg-organic-apple-cider-vinegar-drink-concord-grape-acai.html
I just saw these at a WF and thought "what fresh hell is this." ;-)
Well, Amazon just bought WF so who knows what is coming.1 -
RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar
Not any more, the product development team at Braggs are on a roll
Their ACV is no longer ACV?
They now have ready to drink drinks which are basically fruit infused waters with ACV added to them. One of which is grape flavoured.
The woo is now available cold in a fridge near you.
I am rapidly losing the will to live.8 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »Here: http://bragg.com/products/bragg-organic-apple-cider-vinegar-drink-concord-grape-acai.html
I just saw these at a WF and thought "what fresh hell is this." ;-)
Fresh hell is right...I can't ever remember a time when I came in from a workout and thought 'wow, I could sure go for an ice cold bottle of flavored ACV right now. How refreshing!"
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The proper use for ACV16 -
BruinsGal_91 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »Strawblackcat wrote: »They're tasty and help with my digestion, but they don't particularly help with weight loss. Be careful of the ones that have more sugar in them, like the grape one, since they're probably higher in calories than you're expecting.
Ummmm . . . ACV stands for Apple Cider Vinegar and should only contain fermented apple juice. Vinegar with grapes is better known as Red Wine or White whine vinegar. Distilled vinegar can be made from anything. ETA: Distilled vinegar is the proper term for white vinegar
Not any more, the product development team at Braggs are on a roll
Their ACV is no longer ACV?
They now have ready to drink drinks which are basically fruit infused waters with ACV added to them. One of which is grape flavoured.
The woo is now available cold in a fridge near you.
I am rapidly losing the will to live.
Drink one of those and it might just push you over the edge. 10 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »Here: http://bragg.com/products/bragg-organic-apple-cider-vinegar-drink-concord-grape-acai.html
I just saw these at a WF and thought "what fresh hell is this." ;-)
I see it also contains acai because TRENDY SUPERFOOD. Lmao.6 -
I must add that there is a thing called a Shrub. It is basically vinegar, fruit and sugar. You bottle it up and allow it to infuse for 30-60 days, then strain. Lovely with vodka and soda.
This was a colonial method of preservation.2 -
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lemurcat12 wrote: »Here: http://bragg.com/products/bragg-organic-apple-cider-vinegar-drink-concord-grape-acai.html
I just saw these at a WF and thought "what fresh hell is this." ;-)
You'd be surprised at how well they sell, though. At the store where I work, we stock the ginger, goji, and lime flavors and we go through AT LEAST a case of each of the flavors every week. Sometimes people come in and buy entire cases. Keep in mind, I'm talking about a small store, so this is pretty notable.1 -
Why is everyone being so mean...aren't we all here for the same reason? 16
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Both hubby & I have been drinking the Bragg with the "mother" for years. I heard about it from a nutritionist at a time when we both had problems with acid reflux. Me, due to a medication damaging the spinchur in my esophagus & causing acid reflux & hubby has just always had gastric problems. It cured it. The ppl I recommended it too for stomach problems all said it really helped them. The first time I heard of it, the health guy said to drink 4oz before a meal & don't drink liquids with the meal. Since mfp, I haven't had a problem with acid re-flux so I haven't been using it except on occasion when I eat something spicy late in the day . I never took it for weight loss but it has other benefits also10
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forgot to add you have to get the one with the "mother" in it to benefit you8
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cwolfman13 wrote: »Why is everyone being so mean...aren't we all here for the same reason?
Maybe they need ACV. I heard it improves mood as well as growing long shiny locks.
and it cured my co-worker's, brother's gout. 1 -
Apple cider vinegar razed my village and burned our crops. 0/10 would not recommend.15
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