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Have you ever looked at the label on store-bought salad dressing?  One of the first ingredients is corn syrup or high fructose corn syrup! Both are very bad for your health and really do not add any flavor to the dressings, they just prolong the shelf life.  Learn to make your own dressings, with just the flavors you like minus all of the unhealthy stuff.

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Shake and Bake Substitute for Pork

Balsamic Vinegar - Has a sweetness and dark color from being aged in barrels for years. Some Balsamic vinegars are quite expensive, but more inexpensive varieties are full of flavor and very tasty.

White or Distilled Vinegar - is made from grain alcohol.  It is colorless and exhibits the strongest and sharpest flavor of all vinegars.

Fruit Vinegar
- is made by steeping fruits in cider or white wine vinegar.


Herb Vinegar - is flavored by infusing fresh herbs in white wine or cider vinegar. 

Wine Vinegar - reflects the color and flavor of the source; red, white or rose wine;  Champagne or sherry.

Cider Vinegar - Is made from fermented cider.  It has a bite and a subtle apple flavor.  Great with fish.

Rice Vinegar - is made from rice wine or sake, is clear to pale in color, and has a tangy, sweet flavor;  available plain or in a variety of flavors.  Use with oriental spices to create a tasty vinaigrette.

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