Can I use acetic acid instead of vinegar?
If you get hold of fairly pure acetic acid, do not treat it like vinegar, as it is flammable and corrosive and can cause nasty burns in both senses. However 5 to 10% food grade acetic acid is a fair substitute for vinegar. Some 'spirit vinegar' is as high as 20% acetic acid.Jan 10, 2023
If you get hold of fairly pure acetic acid, do not treat it like vinegar, as it is flammable and corrosive and can cause nasty burns in both senses. However 5 to 10% food grade acetic acid is a fair substitute for vinegar. Some 'spirit vinegar' is as high as 20% acetic acid.Jan 10, 2023
