Traditional

Apple Cider Vinegar

Continuous line illustration with bottles, glasses, herbs, tomatoes, olives, and salad bowls in a Mediterranean-style composition.
Produced from apple fermentation, Prinz Apple Vinegar offers a mild flavor and fruity aroma, providing a balanced culinary experience. With 4.2% acidity, it is versatile and suitable both for sweet-and-sour dishes and for salads and light sauces. It preserves the apple’s natural characteristics and contains polyphenols, antioxidant compounds associated with well-being.
Produced from apple fermentation, Prinz Apple Vinegar offers a mild flavor and fruity aroma, providing a balanced culinary experience. With 4.2% acidity, it is versatile and suitable both for sweet-and-sour dishes and for salads and light sauces. It preserves the apple’s natural characteristics and contains polyphenols, antioxidant compounds associated with well-being.

Ingredients

Hydrated apple acetic ferment and preservative potassium metabisulfite.

Acidity 4.2%

GLUTEN FREE. After use, keep the lid closed and refrigerate.

Packaging

750ml

500ml

5L

3L

It is recommended for the

Apple Cider Vinegar

It is ideal for fresh salads, sweet-and-sour dishes, chicken and pork marinades, light sauces, and fruit-based preparations. It can also be used to balance more acidic recipes, replacing red wine vinegar when a more delicate flavor is desired.

Questions
Frequently

Discover the benefits of vinegar and how it can improve your health and cooking, as well as gain a better understanding of Prinz products and their applications.

Where can I find Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar?

In what packaging is Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar available?

How to properly store Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar?

What is the acidity of Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar?

Does Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar contain preservatives?

Can I use apple cider vinegar to make a reduction?

What preparations is apple cider vinegar suitable for?

Is Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar healthy?

What makes Prinz Apple Cider Vinegar different from other types of vinegar?