Honey Ginger White Balsamic Vinegar
Honey Ginger White Balsamic Vinegar
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Zesty ginger and warm honey give this bright balsamic an Asian flair.
The dynamic fusion of honey and ginger opens up to perfectly well-balanced savory and sweet flavors. From salads, to noodles, to stir-frys, any Asian inspired dish can benefit from this best selling vinegar. Cold drinks, mulled cider, shrubs, and winter sangria are outstanding when made with Honey & Ginger white balsamic.
Try drizzling some on your egg rolls or mixing with Dark Toasted Sesame Oil.
Excellent Complements
- Asian or Middle Eastern inspired Vinaigrettes
- Fresh Fruit and Drinks
- Sauces for Stir Frys
- Marinades for Root Vegetables, Beef, Chicken, Pork, and Seafood
- Reductions for glazes
- Dressings for Rice, Grains, Soba and Buckwheat Noodles
Ideas for Use
- Use to marinate cucumbers or spiralized fresh zucchini before adding to a salad.
- Use to deglaze a pan after searing seafood with any Mild Super Premium EVOO or the suggested oil pairings.
- Combine with brown sugar and use to glaze baby back ribs.
- Use in stir-fries by mixing it with Toasted Sesame Seed oil.
- Drizzle to finish steamed or fried rice.
- Combine with Persian Lime or Orange olive oil and drizzle over carrots and red beets before grilling.
- Great on kale and arugula salads.
- Add to sparkling water for a refreshing drink.
Return Policy
Return Policy
Receipt is required for all returns/exchanges/transactions.
Food Products:
We do not accept returns on oils, vinegars, or food products.
Oil & Vinegar bottles cannot be in extreme temperatures.
(i.e. left in a cold or hot car for extended periods of time)
Exchange or store credit on unopened food items within 14 days with receipt only.
Other Products:
Exchange or store credit within 30 days with receipt.
We will only accept unopened and unused merchandise
unless a manufacturer’s defect occurs
All sale items are final sale.
Custom ordered products, prepackaged gift sets, and
customized items are also final sale.
