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Balsamic vinegar
Uh oh. I have started adding some to my salad because I read it might help a little with weightloss and with building 'dem muscles.
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Delicious, low calorie, lots of flavour, interesting in baked recipes too. I never spend more than $15 a bottle myself.
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That was quick! Thanks.
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I love that stuff...on asparagus, broccoli and really good when you dip your bread into it
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I love it, too! It can be quite pricey!
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I love it, but it is fairly sugary. A good balsamic is worth the price, especially as a dipping sauce.
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Love it in my salads. I also use it for roasting veggies like carrots, cauliflower, potatoes etc. mix it with olive oil and herbs and toss the veggies with it before roasting.
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I love balsamic vinegar! I can see how it can go for a lot of money. Kind of like wine. I had a salad at a restaurant not too long ago with reduced balsamic vinegar. It was more like a syrup, drizzled over the salad, and amazing!
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Look in Marshalls or TJ Maxx or HomeGoods they sell the good stuff for less.
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Love balsamic drizzled on strawberries, or on a salad with strawberries and red onions, sooo good!
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Carmalized onions are best made with balsamic. No sugar.
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Loooove balsamic, especially this delicious pomegranate balsamic I have. So good as a dressing or sauce.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
SunnyMathChick
Carmalized onions are best made with balsamic. No sugar.
Oh those sound good! simple and delicious!
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Love balsamic drizzled on strawberries, or on a salad with strawberries and red onions, sooo good!
Fresh baby spinach, strawberries, and walnuts. The best!
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Quote:
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Fresh baby spinach, strawberries, and walnuts. The best!
That's the EXACT combo I like (with the red onions of course). So yummy!
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