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Acescent means turning sour; readily becoming tart or acid; slightly sour.

Acetic acid refers to a natural organic acid that is used in sugar and confectionery recipes, in pavlovas, as a stabilizer for the eggs, and in royal icing to help the icing set.

Aceto is the Italian word for vinegar. Italian vinegars are usually made from wine, unlike in other countries where vinegars are sometimes made from coconut sap, or palm sap. The best

Aceto ai lamponi is an Italian for raspberry vinegar which maybe used in making salad dressing

Aceto balsamico is the Italian term for balsamic vinegar

Aceto dolce refers to a dish used in Italy as an antipasto. It is a sweet and sour mixture of fruits and vegetables pickled with mustard seeds in white wine vinegar and honey

Aceto

Acetomel refers to a mixture of honey and vinegar that produces sweet-sour syrup.

Acetosa is the Italian word for sorrel, usually used for salads and soups.

Achaar is a Hindi word which means pickle

Achaea refers to a Greek wine-producing region near the Gulf of Corinth. It produces both red and white wines.

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Glossary A

Acescent

Acetic acid

Aceto

Aceto ai lamponi

Aceto balsamico

Aceto dolce

Acetomel

Acetosa

Achaar

Achaea

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