balsamic vinegar

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balsamic vinegar

1. An aromatic vinegar of Modena, Italy, made from white Trebbiano grape juice that is heated and aged in wooden barrels for several years.

2. Any of various similar vinegars.

[Translation of Italian aceto balsamico : aceto, vinegar + balsamico, restorative, balsamic.]

balsamic vinegar

(Cookery) a type of dark-coloured sweet Italian vinegar made from white grapes and aged in wooden barrels over a number of years

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If you want to get fancy, try roasting them with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar.

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