Which Cider Vinegar is best?

Perissa

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All the different brands of cider vinagar available where I buy my feed is clear I think meaning they have been pasturised to make them last longer. I believe the best ones are cloudy and 5% acidity but it doesn't say that on the lables.

I've found a couple of brands on ebay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Apple-Cider-Vinega...7QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cider-Vinegar-2-5l...1QQcmdZViewItem

Given the large difference in price do you think one is better than the other?

Which one do you use? I don't mind paying out but want to make sure I'm not paying over the odds.
 
Both seem expensive to me. Have you tried your local feed merchant? I pay £11.00 for the same amount.

Sorry cant help you with the different types though!
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must be organic, fair trade pressed between the thighs of locally sourced virgins otherwise it won't work.

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PMSL

Be these virgins of pure blood or any ole'one procured at a market?
 
I get mine from the first link. They are actually local to me so I go in & collect it so no P&P. But I get 25ltrs at £37.50 off them.
They sell the 5ltr for £9.99 as well but I saw this & asked them about it & they said it was the vat calcuations included into the price??

I take it my self after giving the horse & dogs a slop in thier feed!
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Has made my nails really quick growing & strong.
I give the phlemy bits to the animals! (What they call the 'mother') No way I am attempting to take that bit even if it has all the goodness in it!
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QR - I go by 'the viler the smell' the better.
The NAF version is pretty vile.

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Where you been vicijp, haven't seen you posting in a while.
 
Equus Health is by far the best. I have used cider vinegar for years and the E H one is cheaper, £10 for 5L, has lots of bits in and smells of cider instead of pickled onions like most others do. Most importantly my girl loves it.
 
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