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Man the taste is awful but it works with indigestion. I haven't thrown up since I had mononucleosis in 1977, but apple cider vinegar gets me damn close.

Your post made me laugh! Apple cider vinegar isn't a taste everyone appreciates! I assume you're diluting it. It has a lot of health benefits so be brave! :yh_wink

tabby;1388838 wrote: Your post made me laugh! Apple cider vinegar isn't a taste everyone appreciates! I assume you're diluting it. It has a lot of health benefits so be brave! :yh_winkNope, no diluting. Straight from the bottle. And yes to the health benefits, that's why I endure the taste. I hold my nose very tightly and swig, then i pace the house (still holding my nose) trying to walk away the taste. The beauty of the stuff though is that it's effects last for months usually - thank goodness!

They have tablets.

SnoozeAgain;1388840 wrote: They have tablets.


But that's not as much fun as watching other people swallow vinegar!

Do the pills work as well?

Apple Cider Vinegar Uses, Benefits, Claims



Killing weeds?

Ahso!;1388843 wrote: Do the pills work as well?


I've never tried the liquid form but the tablets work really well for me.

I mix It with a little mustard and some Olive Oil for a lovely salad dressing.

Ahso!;1388835 wrote: Man the taste is awful but it works with indigestion. I haven't thrown up since I had mononucleosis in 1977, but apple cider vinegar gets me damn close.


are you trying to lose weight as well....I hear it is good for that.

Not that I am saying you need to lose any......

BTW ~ what is your dog's name?

oscar;1388851 wrote: I mix It with a little mustard and some Olive Oil for a lovely salad dressing.


I should have said "I've never swallowed straight vinegar before"... I have had it in salads, and you're right, it's delish.

Lady J;1388852 wrote: are you trying to lose weight as well....I hear it is good for that.

Not that I am saying you need to lose any......

BTW ~ what is your dog's name?


Spartacus?

Ahso!;1388835 wrote: Man the taste is awful but it works with indigestion. I haven't thrown up since I had mononucleosis in 1977, but apple cider vinegar gets me damn close.


Seriously, is it recommended to drink vinegar ?

It is acid.

Bruv;1388879 wrote: Seriously, is it recommended to drink vinegar ?

It is acid.It's said a couple of table spoons for indigestion, I just don't use a spoon.

Apparently, It's very good at getting rid of Spots

Stir in a teaspoon of honey & you will receive far more benefits than just a cure for indigestion.

Ahso!;1388889 wrote: It's said a couple of table spoons for indigestion, I just don't use a spoon.


I remember as a 15 year old having my Chef screaming at me when caught swigging back a small serving sized carton of vinaigrette/French Dressing , as it had vinegar in it and it could harm me......according to him.

Perhaps it neutralises alkali as an indigestion aid......but what do I know?

Bruv;1388933 wrote: I remember as a 15 year old having my Chef screaming at me when caught swigging back a small serving sized carton of vinaigrette/French Dressing , as it had vinegar in it and it could harm me......according to him.

Perhaps it neutralises alkali as an indigestion aid......but what do I know? Being raised In a semi rural area, my mother used Vinegar for bee and wasp stings.... apparently It drew out the sting. And she used It to kill sheep ticks on the Dogs and cats, I can remember her soaking some cotton wool In vinegar. dabbing the tick and within an hour, It died, shrivelled up and fell away.

oscar;1388939 wrote: Being raised In a semi rural area, my mother used Vinegar for bee and wasp stings.... apparently It drew out the sting. And she used It to kill sheep ticks on the Dogs and cats, I can remember her soaking some cotton wool In vinegar. dabbing the tick and within an hour, It died, shrivelled up and fell away.
Exactly......................

But very fascinating

oscar;1388892 wrote: Apparently, It's very good at getting rid of Spots


Nah....................I won't say anything.

along-for-the-ride;1388967 wrote: Nah....................I won't say anything.


:sneaky: :wah:

oscar;1388892 wrote: Apparently, It's very good at getting rid of Spots


It would take a lot more than that :wah:

Bruv;1388933 wrote: I remember as a 15 year old having my Chef screaming at me when caught swigging back a small serving sized carton of vinaigrette/French Dressing , as it had vinegar in it and it could harm me......according to him.

Perhaps it neutralises alkali as an indigestion aid......but what do I know?


So why would you serve something harmful to customers then? What a fruitcake.

SnoozeAgain;1388997 wrote: So why would you serve something harmful to customers then? What a fruitcake.


Because you don't swallow it in one hit, it coats your salad.

If you were to take the salt that is dispersed throughout your french fries it might make you gag a bit ?

Just remembered.... My Mother polished a Stainless steel sink with It also.

Bruv;1389048 wrote: Because you don't swallow it in one hit, it coats your salad.

If you were to take the salt that is dispersed throughout your french fries it might make you gag a bit ?Perhaps the chef didn't want you eating the profits.

Ahso!;1389059 wrote: Perhaps the chef didn't want you eating the profits.


Good point :wah::wah::wah:

Ahso!;1389059 wrote: Perhaps the chef didn't want you eating the profits.


No he really cared.....and the prices they charged they could stand the loss of a bit of oil and vinegar