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Fish that comes with the chips
Chicken nuggets/Southern fried chicken and the inside of my burger bun.
Pie n mash.
its also used for pickling?
The bread that holds the chips
Spotted Dick
If doing a tuna mayo, then it can be used if you don’t have any lemon juice.
Just gives it a twang, to cut through the mayo a little.
Cornflakes / cocopops
Salmon.
Wasp stings
You can put it on pot plants if the soil develops a build up of algae to save the plant.
I put a dash of it in nearly everything I cook.
Conkers…
Fish, potato waffles, scampi, in a salad dressing, to pickle vegetables, sometimes in a tomato sauce, hard boiled eggs.
I use it when I make poached eggs
Shellfish, cockles and that
I put a tablespoon of malt vinegar in my Yorkshire pudding batter. It takes them to a whole new level
Fried eggs.
Salad. I can’t eat lettuce without a splash of vinegar.
Crab sticks and cockles. Oh and mushy peys
Salmon.
Put cucumber in a bowl with black pepper and vinegar and leave it in the fridge all night eat the next day