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Chocolate vinegar

Venerable French confectioner Chocolat Weiss has added a cocoa-flavored vinegar to its roster of fine chocolates. You heard right, chocolate-inflected vinegar. At $19 a bottle, Vinecao Vinegar is certainly luxury priced.

The company recommends using Vinecao on meat and seafood and says it has a  balance of sweet, sour, bitter and acidic flavors. Oddly enough, they're not the first chocolatier to cook up such an unusual product. Switzerland's Durig Chocolatier Lausanne offers a Chocolate Vinegar that comes with a selection of "original" recipes. One would hope so.

Filed under: Food Oddities, Ingredients, New Products
Tags: Chocolat Weiss, Chocolate, ChocolatWeiss, cocoa vinegar, CocoaVinegar, condiments, Durig Chocolatier Lausanne, DurigChocolatierLausanne, france, oddities, Vinecao

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