How To Make APPLE CIDER VINEGAR || Step By Step For Beginners! (no rambling)

[@scrapper2675]

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[@CleanFoodLiving]

Maybe one day! Thank you!🙂

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[@SebRueda]

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[@Glitteryspirit]

This video is informative as reading 30 books on fermenting, I learned so much! Thank you 🍎✨

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I totally agree! 😃👍

[@yolandecollins9952]

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[@countrygalinthecity]

Love making my own vinegars! Through the years, I have learned you can use not only apples, but also other fruits. One of my favorites would be raisin. I also use herbs, some flowers..my favorite being pansies😁

[@anonymos5726]

Same process?

[@1MSally1965]

I’m trying cranberry right now and red wine vinegar.

[@NannyOggins]

Wow, that sounds wonderful, I wonder if you could use Nasturtiums or Tagetes?

[@BlueVelvetBear]

Excellent video thanks. Subscribed.

[@MotoM0nk]

Would butterfly pea flower work too?

[@monto39]

I worked at a restaurant in Philly ~30 yrs ago where we had a most extraordinary customer. He used to make vinegars out of some of the rarest and most phenomenal wines I had ever seen. He came very often, and was very generous w/me in allowing me to taste everything he did. One that stood out was made with a 1970 Chateau d'Yquem Sauternes - a very rare, expensive and delicious dessert wine. Thanks to him I was very familiar w/the best of the white Bordeaux dessert wines - but the vinegar he made from this one was literally life changing for me. To this day it sits in my memory as a frame of reference for how delicious a complex sweet/sour taste is possible to achieve. Store vinegar is typically 6% acidity - this was ~3.75 - 4 % (so very mild). We poured barely 1oz into tasting glasses and drank it in micro tiny sips. It was delicious the way true 20yr Balsamic Tradizionale is, but SO different. This was light fresh and not overly viscous, where (true) Balsamic is thick, resinous and a bit too cloying to drink much of. That night I made him seared foie gras w/the Sauternes vinegar drizzled on just as is. Of course I couldn't put out anything w/out tasting it also! Dr. Feinberg brought in the first white truffles I ever tasted and so many great dessert wines and Champagnes. He was also very generous in sharing very detailed info about his vinegar making process. Years later I did a deep dive into vinegar production from good dessert wines. I also read through the few existing patents I could find for commercial methods of production. The strategy we used was based on the principle that a home or restaurant kitchens are heavily populated by bacteria that would contaminate the target flavors. So we found a good source for starter culture and used that every time. We also did everything possible to speed up the process - the longer it was fermenting, the higher the propability that it would get contaminated. Eventually I came up w/my own process - based heavily on the Surface Culture / Generator process. My method used a (brand new) glass bong (no joke - a cannabis water pipe!!), a bunch of glass beads an aquarium pump, and a chamber of HEPA filtered air. If anyone is interested in details LMK - I'd love to see if it could be improved upon. I also have a list of references I found helpful (Sandor Katz's book "Wild Fermentation" was SO helpful. Great to see him so heavily referenced in this video). I also have come to really love this channel. Pls keep up the good work!!

[@Frank-dq4xj]

Would love to know more! Do you have them posted somewhere?

[@bbll3729]

Hello, I would love to know more too. Thank you.

[@tfcig2019]

Could you please elaborate a bit more, &/or give more info on your vinegars? Thanx!

[@jonathanself6985]

Yo. You found you people. I’m interested in any notes/resources you have.

[@kayterrafarms6279]

I've made wine and fruit vinegar before

[@stacy4515]

I have all of my jars and PH strips from Christmas! I’m starting 4 gallons today from frozen scraps I saved from making apple cider. I just wanted to tell you your instructions are amazing and the time you put into this video from the video, written instructions, time jumping markers, etc is really phenomenal! Thank you!

[@JohannaVeerenhuis]

Dear, I’m watching this for the FOURTH time now… 😂 I can’t understand why this video doesn’t have a million likes, truly. I let my first ever appel vinegar sit for another 2 weeks as you do and I bottled the whole 7 liters today. A new few liters are on the way and since I had some plums laying around, I’m trying that too. I thank you forever. 💞

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wonderful!

[@kimberlysmith5321]

Thank you so much for your videos and knowledge. My husband made a tomato, galic and basil fremented jar. This is the very first try and it was a huge success. We've never eaten fermented food as far as I know. We know it is so important for Gut health. You are our #1 person to turn to. Thank you again. I'm so very impressed with your knowledge and gift of explaining so clearly. ♡♡♡

[@ManifestGloryNow]

This sounds delicious! Do you mind sharing your recipe?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Sounds fabulous, I think I'll try that too!😀

[@lauratempestini5719]

Yes ! Please give the recipe. Your comment was very well stated!!!

[@retiredbitjuggler3471]

I love making my own vinegars using all sorts of juices. My latest experiment was using a commercial pomegranate/cherry bottled juice. It’s bit on the expensive side, but the final product was spectacular. Unfortunately, it was so good that my grown children had to take some back home to their families. I only have 1 liter left from the gallon I made. I just put up another 2 half gallon ferments. The only thing you have to confirm is that the juice is only pasteurized and has no other additives (like preservatives). I add 1/8 cup of sugar per half gallon and transfer a well used mother that I started years ago (it is very active and I always keep it working on a new batch when a ferment completes). I use a huge amount of vinegar, so it’s a battle keeping my shelves stocked with a good variety. Love your videos. Thanks!

[@lloydmorris6545]

I'm going to try the pomegranate but having no mother I think I'll add a couple TBs of acv.

[@jackstrubbe7608]

​@@lloydmorris6545Bragg's is the best starter fyi.. consistently dependable

[@GrowCookPreserveWithKellyDawn]

I absolutely loved watching this process! I’ve recently started making my own apple cider vinegar, and seeing your method just solidified how much I enjoy it. The satisfaction of turning scraps into something so useful and flavorful is unmatched. From now on, I’ll always be making my own ACV!

[@patriciagrace18]

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[@AnneluvsKatz]

I’ve wanted to do fermenting for many years, but was afraid of feeding my family something that could harm them because I’d made something incorrectly. You have helped me sooooooooo much to feel safe about fermenting! Your zucchini relish and fermented pickles are my fav to date, and this ACV is the next hing on my “to try” list! Thank you so very much!

[@pamelalandrum82]

This is the best vinegar making video I have seen, I’ve watched quite a few of them… because she gives such detail and sets up her video where you can go back and check in case there’s something you weren’t sure if you remembered right, before you proceed… thank you Clean Food, Living for your excellent video.

[@wasifzafar3083]

The way u demonstrated the complete procedure of making apple vinegar is highly appreciated.

[@rifatrashidadnan7613]

Best and most detailed video on this topic. Hats OFF. Brilliant.

[@donaldoutdoors]

I just strained my vinegar today. Two days ago, when I went to stir it, I was surprised to find a scoby on top. I see you say you no longer have to stir it when there is a scoby on top, but I didn’t know that until today. So, I stirred it in, and it was back this morning. It’s now in its own container until I make a new batch. The pH is at 2.8, and the taste is fantastic! It tastes like fresh sour apples - much better than I’ve gotten in stores. I'm going to let it sit for an extra two weeks before I store it with a solid lid on. Thank you so much for this informative vinegar tutorial. It works!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wonderful!

[@charlenejohnson9471]

This is the most comprehensive tutorial on making apple cider vinegar I have come across. Thank you for all your instructions. I am currently making my very first batch of vinegar, 3 half gallons so far. Thank you! I'm so excited!

[@henriksjolin5945]

*lol* I started my ACV six days ago.. It's an ..apple year, more fruit is branches, friends and I can handle, well, two buckets, roughly cut apples from three (2½) different trees = 12 liters, + 10 liters of water to cover the fruit (and 10 dl of sugar) I "cheat a little", had a too old "champagne-dry yeast", in previous years I've made wine, it won't be bubbly ACV :D , it just means that the yeast can "tolerate" higher alcohol content, which would otherwise ..kill the fermentation.. I have a .." mother ", saved since 5-6 years, I usually let .." her dive and swim", when I strain the fruit, to get speed/start on the vinegar.. The first time, I had ..forgotten the jar of "mother" in my ..root/wien cellar for two years, expecting something dry to wash out, but "she" was as ..slimy, like a jellyfish, that day "she" moved in there :O Thanks for the inspiratio

[@lrgadv]

Sweetest youtuber ever! Thank you!

[@crumbocrumbo6814]

But she makes sour stuff

[@superkatertot5425]

I'm a Die Hard, because I came back today to listen again. I did go buy the raw unbleached sugar THREE months ago though I never tried the ACV yet. Summer left me without time and energy!

[@drive67ray]

the best vinegar tutorial i have ever seen, and iv seen a few, thank you so much, now lets get to it

[@pinschrunner]

I really enjoy your demeanor as a teacher. Excellent video!

[@rosamechoni]

Just to say a big Thank you for your terrific presentation.I learned more in half an hour than from books and other videos.This is because you touched comprehensibly on the subject and illustrated every detail like a time capsule.Cheers!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Thank you and I'm so glad you found it helpful!

[@myongmyong2907]

Thank you for shaing . Must try to make it.

[@joanray6897]

My first try at ACV has been a huge success thanks to you. I really didn't expect such stunning results and as an extra bonus I found a beautiful healthy mother peeping at me from the bottom of the jar. I am going to have such fun with this and all my friends are going to be spoilt this Christmas with home fermented Apple Cider Vinegar as well as other fermented treats from your collection. Than you for sharing.

[@kittymarlow6487]

Oh! My thoughts too! Homemade ACV would make wonderful Christmas gifts.

[@lylymongeon]

I have never tried with vinegar scoby, but when I have too many from kombucha, I make scoby jerky and it is delicious. Slice thin, pat dry, marinate overnight in equal parts soy sauce, honey and sriracha, then dehydrate. Reapply some of the marinade a few times during drying time to intensify the flavor.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wow, very interesting!

[@1MSally1965]

And to think they grow out of “thin air”!

[@zehraoksoy1137]

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[@27kjh]

You do the best instruction videos I’ve ever come across. I’m never left with any questions…you cover everything. Thank you.

[@antonrehling1966]

Great stuff. I have listened to this 4 times so I could be sure I missed nothing. My cabbage fermentation started on February 5 and began eating it on 17 February 😎 great stuff. I think I can do better.

[@tjkj69]

Thank you so much for your videos. i love them. They have revolutionised my fermenting, cooking and health.

[@ceralamken6138]

Whoa!!! Hands down the most thorough tutorial! Thank you SO much for this excellent video! 👏🏼❤️

[@autummsun]

My mom used to make her old white vinegar and feed it with pine apple juice or coconut water from a coconut. It always tasted so much better and she has a huge mother in the bottom of the jar. She would give them away and Ppl Always say it taste so much better. Very straightforward vid. Much appreciated!

[@juniordiniz1618]

that is a really fermentation class. Incredible video! Thanks for sharing knowledge...

[@irvarobidoux8544]

After watching many videos on how to make apple cider vinegar, yours is the most informative! You have done an excellent job teaching how to make it! Were going to give it a try! Thank you so much!

[@blessisrael6455]

You are a very detailed ! And here’s an interesting fact: blueberry bushes require a very acidic soil to thrive so pouring vinegar on the soil is useful; it takes apples to make blueberries grow, isn’t nature amazing…. ! ; )

[@carlamendez6590]

I made vinegar a year ago and loved it! I'm refreshing my memory before making a new batch❤

[@lindajohnson2950]

Thank you so much for your patient, thorough, and easy to understand tutorials! I have made ACV and other fruit vinegars, but was never sure how to use the mothers I had left over. Keep doing what you do!!! 😄

[@JohannaVeerenhuis]

It’s that time of year again, harvested my apples and since last year was the first time I ever made vinegar, I had to refresh my memory and watched it all over again. I still have many liters standing from last year, but just the other week something really nice happened! There was this lady who had suffered from obstipation for many years, despite all kinds of medication. I gave her some of my apple vinegar and just shortly after I got the announcement that she had been to the toilet twice in one day! 🥳🥳 So, thank you so much again!! 💞

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wow, amazing & gratifying! 👍😊

[@JohannaVeerenhuis]

@@CleanFoodLiving Yes! 🤗

[@countrygalinthecity]

I feed my mothers to my chickens. They love it and it's so good for them!

[@dnsmlknn9155]

Started my first ACV today using apples from my sisters tree. Made applesauce then used the scraps. Thank you so much for your knowledge! ❤

[@buzibasher]

Thank you much for the detailed video! You left me wondering what the difference between apple cider vinegar and apple vinegar is, in relation to which one has the most health benefits.

[@ljjackson7106]

I made it to the end of this mega video. I guess I am a die-hard too. Nice to meet you! This was a the BEST video on making apple(cider) vinegar I have ever watched (and I've watched plenty!). You are one of my go-to firsts now! - Laura in NW FL

[@zannahmartell9813]

I use this exact method to make my pineapple vinegar, which is amazing 😊 thank you for confirming I'm doing something right!

[@shineon651]

Huh!? Do you use pineapple because of flavor or medicinal purposes? I’m going to try it today after reading your comment. Appreciate any feedback. 👍

[@novampires223]

This is the best vinegar making video ever, very clear and no rambling!😊 thank you

[@cquinn2750]

Thank you for inspiring and encouraging my first attempt at apple cider vinegar. The level of detail you provide is second to none and greatly appreciated. Thank you 👌

[@donaldoutdoors]

I purchased 3 organic apples today to make my first batch of apple vinegar. I got 3 different types of apples and going to mix them all together. I will report back in a month or so :) Oh - and subscribed!

[@crtle4701]

Thank-you so much for taking the time to make this highly informative video. Your are extremely thorough and have made this process easy to understand. I’ve been wanting to make my own ACV and now after watching your step by step instructions, I look forward to starting my own batch this weekend. God bless you and I look forward to many more of your helpful healthy videos. ❤️🙏🏻

[@Sagionic1027]

INCREDIBLE Thank You soooooo Much!!! Tonight I am ONLY making it to where you just mentioned Cyanide… Wild Factor here. In September I juiced 1500 lbs of apples from 3 separate neighbors… I also discovered the delicious benefits of making teas from~Rose, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry and YES Butterfly Bush leaves. So while I was making the apple juice, I thought “Why not make apple leaf tea?” YIKES YIKES YIKES, as to my dismay… when my ankles began to dangerously swell. Then went searching to discover that not only are apple leaves loaded with cyanide, but perhaps because I hand cut 1500lbs worth of apples, that my skin too, consumed the cyanide. Looking forward to learning Great Health information from YOU… Massive Blessings

[@WorldsFirstACVGummy]

*I've always wanted to make my own apple cider vinegar, and your step-by-step instructions make it seem so easy. Can't wait to try it!*

[@paulinemccullen4195]

i am making ACV for the first time. I am on day 9 and I have just stirred it. apples are quite brown but smells good and no sign of mould. How did yours turn out? hi from Ireland ☘

[@Mrzglassesofwine]

New to making my own ACV and your video is the best on youtube!!! So informative, and your voice is soft and comforting, allowing a new Comer like myself reassurance on starting without being afraid. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!🎉

[@O_U_No_It_2]

So eloquently delivered! Thank you so much for the complete and thorough explanations given here.

[@annkopari892]

Spectacular! love how she explains every detail clearly. She is my go to girl.

[@thesocialartsclub9095]

Apple seeds contain vitamin B17. Thumbs up all those who know what I'm talking about.

[@MrsSheffield]

I believe apricot seeds as well 😉

[@stevec6642]

Apple seeds also contain cyanide

[@thesocialartsclub9095]

​@@stevec6642 We are obviously aware of what is in the mainstream information. What were you expecting us to say? "Oh really?? In my 25 years of research I've never come across that!! Wow... cyanide!!"

[@dianesullivan9386]

God's Word says eat not only the fruits, but the seeds too. Cyanide attaches to random cancer cells in the body. Good stuff!

[@jackstrubbe7608]

​@@stevec6642the irony? Carotene, which give carrots their color, is also a toxin. Benevolence and toxicity is ALL about moderation.

[@JohannaVeerenhuis]

Well, not only have I watched your video till the end, I did it 3 times now!! 😂 So much to learn and remember… My very first apple vinegar that I started on oktober 2nd is great!! I never knew vinegar could taste this good!! I’m very proud of it, it gives me great pleasure and I immediately started a new batch, since I had some apples left, from our trees. Yay!! Thank you so much again! 💞

[@melissapeterson4202]

Great video! I've never made anything fermented yet, but the way you explain the process I'm sure it will be successful when i do. And i did make it to the end of the video because you've made it pretty intriguing! Thanks again for the great video!

[@blondelightning6200]

Thank you for this amazing and very informative tutorial! At first I thought I would just scroll through but I ended up watching the whole thing! Then I went onto your written recipe too! This is my second time making ACV. My first one was Feb 15, 2019 and I only have a little left which I added a small amount to my new one. I also ended up sewing a cute little, breathable cover for it too. Its super cute! UPDATE: I started it on Aug 2, 2024 today is Aug 8, 2024. Its doing really good! and fast compared to the first time I did it in winter. The last three days I've been stirring it twice a day due to our high and humid temperatures. Thanks again for a great tutorial!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Sweet!

[@amisoftau2659]

This lady is a walking encyclopedia!. This is the video I was waiting for, to start out with some ACV making. ACV has become part of my regular diet, newly ordered pH meter is one the way. Thank you for the video.

[@maureengreen8240]

You are a doll! I am in 100% in FERMENT ME PLEASE! I have the jars and the desire and need for my own good bugs. Teach me please!!!

[@maureengreen8240]

I am number 372 of your sunscribers and best fan!

[@idlermo]

Wow! Clear, concise, complete! Incredible video! And, yep, I am die hard!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yeah!😀

[@t.v.4551]

This is the best, educational and professionally presented recipe by far! The only one you need to know!! Thanks a million! ❤😊

[@peledeng1909]

i just started making wild fermented fruit vinegar this month and is really enjoing the process so much ive decided to make it into a business. found out that some fruit vinegars really fetch a high price as well specially if its wild fermented.

[@chele8893]

Im so excited! Trying my first fermentations today with Fermented Hemp milk and this ACV. 11.11 -- thank you for making it so clear and so easy to understand, as this fermentation area is kinda scary but my gut NEEDS my attention and care. Thank you so much for helping me want to even Try it. Subbing and look forward to doing all the veggie fermentations like sauerkraut and pickles too! Can't wait til the morning to try out my Hemp Milk!!! :D

[@chele8893]

so far my ACV is looking bubbly and smells more like vinegar each day! Stirring Daily and keeping It covered with a coffee filter too. Today is Day 11 and the apples are starting to fall and I see a thick layer of apple mother forming as of about 2 days ago. Can't wait till it's all done to teste it. I used apples from our trees at the end of the year harvest and brown sugar with filtered water that has a higher ph. Will let you know how it turns out! and Thank you again!!! Enjoying your video's so much and learning so much. You are a wonderful, just Wonderful Teacher. Gonna be making your bread for Thanksgiving as one of the recipes for the rolls. Blessings to you and your husband, and may you have a Thankful Thanksgiving Day!

[@carlamendez6590]

You are the only person who can teach me fermentation. Thx.

[@carolclarke2932]

So very helpful thank you. Excellent video!

[@bobbyotay8817]

I think you have one of the best channels on KZbin. You are a wonderful blessing to all of us thank you.

[@Famcke]

Must watch video! Thank you for sharing all this wonderful information with us. 💐

[@MelanieCogburn]

Ok....im out of the gate...been wanting to try this for so long. Thank you for the way you teach.....I'm a simpleton and your a confidence builder. Appreciate it and hope I'm successful.

[@kimchi_b]

Superb video thank you!

[@smilesrs8516]

one of the best and informative videos there is on apple/apple cider making. Great Job. This will become a standard for many.

[@ambercozzinowak]

Dear lady, you are amazing and have helped me very much with this information. I will keep watching. I am fermenting and reading Sandor Katz and watching your very clear videos is bringing it all together for me. Thank you! Greetings from Holland and Norway

[@KarenWickel]

Did you comment about using honey or maple in place of sugar? I couldn't find it if you did. Either way I'm currently trying honey since I don't keep sugar in the house, had scraps from making apple crisps on the dehydrator and wanted to try making vinegar. :)

[@CleanFoodLiving]

The honey/maple syrup test is in progress. I've known too many people make it successfully with honey so I know yours will work out just great. Have fun with your vinegar making!

[@ckneelakantaraj7829]

Very Very informative video. All the details one required to know provided lucidly. Thanks a lot. A viewer from India.

[@lefroy1]

I have watched many making ACV videos and yours is by far the most comprehensive AND encouraging. Thank you.

[@eyeonart6865]

You are the best roll model for women. Your modesty brings me here and the fermentation.

[@eugeneschmidt7941]

Outstanding. Organized, informative and easy to understand. Saved it and shared it!

[@syedshabahatrazazaidi2090]

The EXCELLENT tutorial 👌 about vinegar making From : Karachi, Pakistan

[@jesse7852]

I just started mine today with nothing but apple cores. They had all been stored in the refrigerator but come from an organic CSA we belong to. Fingers crossed. Thank you so much for such an excellent instructional video.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

It will turn out great!

[@jesse7852]

@@CleanFoodLiving thanks! I’m using fermentation weights to help with mold. I love your channel!

[@jesse7852]

I failed on my vinegar. Once it started to smell yeasty and fermented I strained it and am using it as a probiotic drink. Man o man is it delicious!

[@musicforjessieschool]

Excellent video!! Very informative. Thank you!

[@lanettescapillato714]

Great video, easy to understand instructions - thank you for the printout too. I made 3 batches, a week apart, using cut up apples. Fermentation went great. Now, the vinegar has been sitting for a few weeks and is ready to cap. Ph seems good. My only comment is - the vinegar is tangy but smells a little like mold with a little white residue on the sides of the jar. No visible mold on top. Guess I'll set it in the cupboard and see if something develops. As it is, I can still add it to the chicken's water. 🙂

[@amandadrentwett3172]

Watched this video over a month ago and rewatched it to rebottled the apple vinegar. Thank you so much for being so helpful. I am excited I was able to make this with little effort and I know whats in it. For my first try, super impressed!!

[@sheilahtaylor3005]

OUTSTANDING video! So full of information. You answered all the questions i had & some i didnt think of. Brillant!❤❤❤

[@shineon651]

I’m sold with No rambling in the title. 😁👍 I made mine a few days ago and thought I’d see if I did it right. Tks for the information and this terrifically done video. I’m a die-hard too!👍👍♥️👏👏👏👏👏😁

[@wencheeltervaag]

Very informative video! I have fermented vegetables and kombucha for a while, but never made vinegar. So with your good information, I`ll get started . Thank you 😄

[@williamhoffer9277]

Excellent, very comprehensive presentation.

[@mohsen4465]

thanks a lot for great video and information. I also making apple cider vinegar from apple left overs I strained from my apple jelly. I added as much water to reach PH of 3.5 and then added enough sugar to reach Brix number of 12°. I used my 20 liter plastic container that I recently made wine so there should be still some yeasts inside plastic walls of container as I also only rinse it by water without any soap at all. but after 3 days there was no sign of fermentation and everything was flat. you mentioned at 22:17 to add extra sugar and starter but I did it in different way. I guessed that after extracting apple juice the remaining left over are low in nutrients so I decided to add some DAP (diammonium phosphate) and that does amazing. the next day there was huge amount of bubbles so thick that can't get rid off even after stirring. 😀

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wow! 😃

[@SequoiaRaven]

I must say this is a great video and I have made delicious vinegar because of it. The only thing I didn't follow was 'I don't recommend using coconut sugar', my vinegar was fed a coconut sugar brine and turned out great. I'm sure the quality of the sugar varies from brand to brand but just putting that out there. Thanks!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

That's wonderful, glad to hear coconut sugar worked great!

[@audeve13]

You answered all my questions! Thank you bunches for the knowledge and for being a kindred die-hard. 😁

[@TheForagingMagpie]

Thank you for such a detailed resource for making Apple vinegar!

[@MarielleArchambault]

Still looking for the FAQ section... (Is it there for the canadian viewers?) But I have to say I appreciate very much your channel for all the informations you provide in a such concise, complete and interesting manner. I understand why your employer in the '' Corporate life you had before, must still be mourning you!

[@jeremiahbullfrog9288]

Did you find it yet? The faq section is contained in the video starting at the 11 minute mark.

[@Shasta1]

I am trying to make apple vinegar for the first time. I used organic apples from my 100 year old trees, spring water, and organic cane sugar. I stir it 1x per day. It smells really good but not very bubbly. I added 2T more sugar and 2T raw apple cider vinegar today. I also moved it closer to the wood stove. This is day 11. 🤞🏻

[@anonymos5726]

Very well done. I'm a process step by step and detail explanation person. This is what I would do if I made the video. I watched other ones but kept on searching because, I learned from my job, if there's gaps and questions, that means you don't have enough information. I think I now have enough information not to mess it up too much. I tried before and as soon as I saw mold, I would just panic and toss it. Oh well. I'm much more comfortable now to try again.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Glad it helped and I'm glad you feel comfortable enough to give it another go!

[@jackalynclassen2403]

Excellent video which not only gives the recipe but explains the reasons you are doing certain things. Thank you for sharing, I will now have something to make from apple cores and skin from my harvest of apples.

[@michaelebanks60]

Thanks!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Thank you so much!🤩

[@reneejohnson5041]

best detailed video ever. Well explained and I LOVE the table of content idea!!! Thank you!

[@smedstugantorosvanberg1253]

Jäg är så imponerad av din kunskap och allt du delar med. Tack för din hjälp!! ❤

[@Victoria-zl5ok]

Hi! Thank you very much for this great video! I have fermented for longer, and making my own vinager so I can say is one of the best and complete videos about it I ever see!

[@dorotheadiallo5790]

works with pears - delicious. Thank you for your well researched videos

[@asiagrabowska5092]

Amazing presentation . I will be watching all your videos.

[@kaleidoscopicmind5]

THANK YOU SO MUCH I didn’t even notice how long the video was. This was SO informative. I cannot thank you enough. I’m so excited to start my vinegar journey

[@barbararuthsmith2882]

Thanks for making such a comprehensive video on this topic, I now have 2 jars of scrap apple vinegar just started today. You answered all my questions. Now its a waiting game. Thanks! /Barbara from Sweden

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wonderful!