Raspberry vinegar

R55.00R90.00

At Wickedfood Earth Farm we grow raspberries organically and harvest them at the peak of their ripeness. We then turn them into vinegar, by blending them with premium quality cider vinegar and sugar. Historically flavoured fruit vinegars were valued for their medicinal qualities, typically used to relieve coughs, fevers and colds.

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The raspberries to make the Raspberry Vinegar come from Wickedfood Earth Farm. The food gardens and orchards are planted with a wide variety of heirloom vegetables and herbs, and the extensive orchards have over 50 varieties of fruit and nut trees, and berries. The Wickedfood Earth Farm food gardens are internationally recognized by Slow Food as an important educational garden. At Wickedfood Earth Country Cooking School we bottle all excess fruit and vegetables at the peak of their ripeness. All our fruit and vegetables are grown along organic lines, free of insecticides, fertilizers, or any other poisons. We hand make small batches of a wide range of preservative-free preserves, jams, chutneys, relishes, sauces, and bottled fruit. This ensures that our Raspberry Vinegar is not over-processed, a result that is concentrated with natural flavours.

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125 ml, 250 ml

Serving Suggestions

At the cooking school, we use the vinegar to:

  • Drizzle over vanilla ice cream – adds a depth of fruitiness and delicious flavour, seriously refreshing.
  • Deglaze cooking pans after sautéing lamb or liver. It gives a fruity depth to the caramelized flavours in the pan. Mix in a few spoons of cream for a quick, thick, luxurious sauce.
  • Pour over ice then fill up with mineral water or lemonade.
  • Beat into a salad dressing with olive oil and black pepper and use to dress spinach or mixed leaf and goats cheese salads.

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T.T.
Best ever for salads

Our quick n wasy salad dressing - generous pinch of Malden salt crushed in fingers and sprinkled over salad, then a dollop of olive oil and raspberry vinegar. Mix & eat. The vinegar is sweet to no sugar is required. I also use the same mix on roasted peppers and left over thinly sliced beef, carrots and onion salad.

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B.H.
Absolutely wonderful raspberry vinegar

I had it as a salad dressing and definitely prefer it to any other vinegars. It’s so versatile that I had it on vanilla ice cream too. Lots of delicious raspberry flavour