Sentence examples for vinegar about from inspiring English sources

Instead, mix one part white vinegar (about $2 a quart) to 10 parts water and use a microfiber mop (Bona's is about $20) or a dampened towel.

"I definitely had an angry-young-man thing going through most of my twenties," he says, "because I wanted people to take me and my shit seriously, all right, and I was very full of piss and vinegar about it.

In 2003, she underwent heart bypass surgery, but in 2005 she was the acclaimed star of the documentary film Lipstick and Dynamite, Piss and Vinegar, about the pioneer days of women's wrestling.

The company also makes "pearls," little golden spheres of vinegar about the size of salmon roe that can be used in much the same way: on a canapé, as a garnish for seafood (oysters, for instance) and even as a topping for those Hanukkah potato latkes.

Salad With Salt Cod, Olives, Beans and Romesco Sauce 8 ounces salt cod 2 romaine hearts, cut crosswise into 2-inch pieces 1/3 cup niçoise or other sweet dark olive, pitted 1/2 cup canned white beans, drained and rinsed Excellent olive oil Sherry vinegar About 1 cup romesco sauce (see recipe). 1.

Use oxy powered laundry detergent mixed with apple cider vinegar (about 1/4 cup will suffice).

Canned baby Roma, cherry and whole plum tomatoes, crushed tomatoes, purées and sauces are about $2.49 to $11.98 a can or jar; ketchup is about $3.80 for 12 ounces, and tomato vinegar is about $7 to $9 for 17 ounces.

A 100-milli liter bottle of gold-label vinegar is about $100.

I personally stood with the leaders of the March for Vinegar Legalization, about which there have been many jokes on social media.

Add the wine vinegar and about 2 tablespoons of the olive oil, season with salt and pepper and toss gently to coat the beetroot in the dressing.

a) Zibibbo b) Zinfandel c) Zweigelt 13 The Billionaire's Vinegar is about a cache of wine that allegedly belonged to which US president?