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| Crone's organic cider and perry cider is made in Norfolk by Robbie Crone, from fully fermented organic apple and pear juice. It's raw and unpasteurised, unfiltered and complete with the mother. |
The fermented juices turn from cider and perry to vinegar through a natural process. The vinegar is then matured in oak casks for at least 3 months before bottling.
The vinegar is neither pasteurised nor filtered so some sedimentation, from formation of a vinegar mother, is likely. If a clear product is required the vinegar can be poured through a plastic or stainless steel strainer, or a coffee filter for best results.
Use like wine vinegar. Excellent for dressings and in cooking.
For best before date see bottle. Store in a cool, dry place.
Apples, Pears
No allergens.
Product of Norfolk
Suitable for vegans and vegetarians
Collections: All Hodmedod & Guest Products , Guest producers: Nuts, Seaweed, Pasta, Oil & more... , Oils, Syrups & Vinegars , Organic
Category: Apple , Norfolk , Organic , Pear , Vinegar
Type: Vinegar
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