Homemade Apple Cider Vinegar: A Step-by-Step Guide to Making It in Jars (Page 3 ) | June 2, 2024

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Use Non-Reactive Containers: Always use glass jars and wooden or plastic utensils to avoid reactions with the acidic vinegar.
Avoid Chlorinated Water: Chlorine can inhibit the fermentation process. Use filtered or non-chlorinated water.
Monitor for Mold: If you see mold forming on the surface, skim it off immediately and ensure the apples are submerged under the liquid.

Homemade apple cider vinegar is rich in probiotics and enzymes, particularly if it contains the “mother.” It’s also:

Great for Digestion: Helps promote healthy gut bacteria.
Useful for Cleaning: Acts as a natural disinfectant.
Versatile in Cooking: Adds a tangy flavor to salad dressings, marinades, and more.

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