Brewing Vinagear acid

[Lillen]

I believe that vineager acid is brewed by adding wheat in alchohol and let that yeast, Is this true?

I also have a question, how do you do the yeasting process reversed so it becomes alchohol again?


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[MattRose]

You do realize that this is Christian Forums and not Christian Ferments?

 

[Blayz]

Short answer is you don't.

Vinegar is effectively oxidised alcohol. It won't go back using any natural product (such as a yeast). You could probably turn it back with some kind of reducing agent, but honestly, it would be cheaper and quicker to just make some more alcohol.

 

[Lillen]

I don't know the word in english parhaps Disambugation

 

[Blayz]

Disambiguation is to remove ambiguity from something. I don't think it applies here.

 

[chilehed]

I believe that vineager acid is brewed by adding wheat in alchohol and let that yeast, Is this true?

No, that's not true. Vinegar is created by the activity of certain bacteria, which digest the alcohol and sugars. There are a number of websites dedicated to the art of making home-made vinegar.

I also have a question, how do you do the yeasting process reversed so it becomes alchohol again?...

You don't, at least not without a chemistry lab.

 

[Inan3]

You do realize that this is Christian Forums and not Christian Ferments?

LOL LOL LOL

 

[FrenchyBearpaw]

I believe that vineager acid is brewed by adding wheat in alchohol and let that yeast, Is this true?

I also have a question, how do you do the yeasting process reversed so it becomes alchohol again?


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