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Acids help proteins coagulate, so adding either vinegar or lemon juice to water used for poaching eggs helps keep the eggs from spreading out.

To eliminate cooking odors, boil a teaspoon of white vinegar in a cup of water.

White vinegar will remove many fruit, tea and coffee stains.

Lime deposits in a tea kettle can be removed by filling it with 1/2 water and 1/2 distilled (white) vinegar, bring to a boil, remove from heat and let stand overnight.

Pour some white (distilled) vinegar on a cloth to remove spots from stainless steel.

Wash the inside of your breadbox with a mild solution of vinegar and water to help control mold.

SPECIAL NOTE - Iron and calcium in plant foods are not highly absorbed by the body. Spinach contains a chemical called oxalic acid, which binds with iron and calcium and reduces the absorption of these minerals. To improve iron absorption, spinach should be eaten with vitamin C-rich foods such as orange juice, tomatoes, or citrus fruit.
 

 

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