Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar – Organic, Raw & Unfiltered, 16oz

Give the bottle a shake, and you'll see it — those cloudy, web-like strands floating around, the Mother, doing its thing. The first time I used this, I actually thought something was wrong with it until I realized that's exactly what raw, unfiltered vinegar is supposed to look like.

The smell hits sharp and tangy the second you open it — nothing like the flat, one-note vinegar smell you get from the filtered stuff. I've used it in a basic vinaigrette (just this, olive oil, a little mustard) and it actually tastes like something, not just sour liquid. A splash also goes into my pickling brine now instead of the plain white vinegar I used to reach for — the apple background comes through even after the veggies sit for a few days.

Some mornings I'll dilute a spoonful into a big glass of water, mostly out of habit at this point, more than anything dramatic. It's become one of those bottles that just lives on my counter — a pantry staple for cooking, and whatever else people use it for on the side.

Benifits

• Raw & unpasteurized — retains the natural "Mother"
• Great for dressings, marinades & pickling
• Popular diluted in water or tea for daily routines
• Traditional recipe — trusted since 1912

FAQs

Q: What is the "Mother" in Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar?

The Mother is a natural collection of beneficial bacteria and enzymes formed during fermentation, giving the vinegar a cloudy appearance. It's a sign the vinegar is raw and unfiltered, not a defect.

Q: How do I use Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar?

It works well in salad dressings, marinades, and pickling, or diluted with water for those who include it in a daily routine. Always shake the bottle first since the Mother settles at the bottom.

Q: Is Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar organic?

Yes, it's USDA Organic certified and made from organically grown apples. It is raw, unpasteurized, and retains its natural fermentation qualities.

Q. Is Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar safe to consume?

Its intense acidity means it’s typically diluted with water instead of used straight. If you have any health problems, it is recommended to talk to a healthcare provider before you make it part of your routine.