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Saskatoon Trester Vinegar

Name: Saskatoon Trester Vinegar - Unique Berry Flavor for Cooking and Dressing
Brand: Triple H Homestead & THH Country Store
Price: 11.5 CAD
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Try our Saskatoon Trester Vinegar for a unique twist of flavor in your dishes. Made from the finest Saskatoon berries, this vinegar adds a delicious tang to any recipe. Elevate your cooking to the next level with this versatile and flavorful ingredient.

Size 240 ml

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Ingredients

Saskatoons
Raw Apple Cider Vinegar with Mother

Benefits

Upcycled & Sustainable Made from the leftover mash (trester) of Saskatoon berries—zero waste.
Unique Flavor Profile Combines sweet berry depth with bright acidity.
Rich in Antioxidants Carries the health benefits of Saskatoon berries in fermented form.
Supports Digestion Naturally fermented with acetic acid to aid gut health.
Small Batch & Handcrafted Made with care using traditional methods right here in Saskatchewan.

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Dietary Preferences

Instructions

Vinaigrettes: 1 part vinegar to 3 parts oil

Marinades: ¼ cup vinegar per 1 lb of meat

Deglazing: 1–2 tbsp per pan

Pickling: Replace part of white vinegar in any quick pickle recipe

Drinks: 1–2 tsp per glass of sparkling water

Usage

Salad Dressings Mix with oil, herbs, and honey for a sweet-tart vinaigrette.
Marinades for Meat Use as a base to tenderize and flavor chicken, pork, or wild game.
Deglazing Pan Sauces Splash into hot pans after searing meat for a rich, fruity glaze.
Pickling Brine Add to quick-pickles for a twist on classic vinegar flavor.
Splash into Sparkling Water Use a dash for a natural shrub-style drink.

Disclaimer

This product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.

Packaging

Glass Bottle

Storage

Keep in a cool, dry, and dark place to maintain freshness and shelf life.

Dietary Preferences