
Pulped vinegars bring an elegant touch of color and exoticism to the kitchen. These surprising condiments are made in France from the best ingredients. Their high fruit pulp content (42%) gives them an unrivaled taste. Fresh fruit is cut into small cubes from which the juice is removed. Only the pulp of the fruits, with a high concentration of sugar, nourishes the “vinegar mother”. This natural biofilm is formed during the acetic fermentation which produces vinegar. White vinegar, measured at 8°, reveals a balanced acidity which blends perfectly with the sugar of the fruits and their intense flavor. How to use it ? ▪ Hot deglazing of meat, fish or vegetables to make a delicious juice. ▪ Seasoning your salads or cheeses, your dishes at the end of cooking or your desserts. ▪ Serving savory and sweet dishes to decorate colorful plates worthy of a chef. Pear Pulp and Vanilla Vinegar goes ideally with roast pork, veal, sheep's cheese, white fish carpaccio, pancakes.