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[thenotebook]

Can anyone tell me how to identify Rice vinegar as opposed to regular distilled vinegar? Maybe someone can give me the Thai spelling for rice vinegar or a transliteration so I know I'm getting the right stuff. I know "Golden Mountain" makes one but I can't find an an image big enough to read, or see, the label

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[amira]

I'm not so good on giving advice especially I don't know what is rice wine is but I suggest that when buying it ask the sales lady or the supermarket attendant to pick it for you.

[amira]

Rice vinegar, on the other hand, is a popular condiment used in the eastern and southeast Asian cuisines. It is usually white or light yellow in colour, but there are also red and black varieties of rice vinegar.