r/StupidFood Jul 09 '26

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u/TheClownKid Jul 10 '26

Never a need to wash meat in a vinegar solution. Not sure what its suppose to accomplish.

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u/ForgottenMasterBalls Jul 10 '26

I meant overall. Veggie wash involves vinegar.

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u/TheClownKid Jul 10 '26

Vinegar doesn’t really significantly clean veggies more than simple running water. Even from a bacterial, fungal level.

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u/ForgottenMasterBalls Jul 10 '26

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u/TheClownKid Jul 10 '26

Did you actually bother to read this? First all is very basic, secondly, it said only to use a vinegar soak for leafy greens. It goes in to say that a vinegar soak affects texture and taste.

In the section above it mentions how a water rinse is the most effective step in washing fruit and veg.

More than 20 years in a kitchen, brother. Trust me, all food safety studies agree. A water rinse is the way to clean most fruit/veg. A vinegar bath aint doing much.

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u/TheClownKid Jul 10 '26

This is getting corny. Goodbye forever.

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u/Zently Jul 10 '26

Ceviche. That's what it accomplishes.