Baking soda and vinegar.

Tom gave Mary some brandy.

I'll get you some brandy.

Tom took a sip of brandy.

Vinegar has a sharp taste.

Vinegar has a sharp taste.

Rub the stain with vinegar.

We need to buy vinegar.

We need to buy vinegar.

Bring me vinegar and oil, please.

Bring me vinegar and oil, please.

Please bring me vinegar and oil.

The smell of vinegar overpowers most other odors.

A dash of vinegar is all the salad needs.

A small amount of brandy is added to the whipped cream.

Blue cheese, ranch, oil and vinegar, thousand islands and house.

And Agatha Mikhaylovna will give us some of that excellent herb brandy...'

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Yashvin emptied another glass of brandy into the sparkling water, drank it, and then rose, buttoning his coat.

A person who is dying will accept being helped to drink brandy or Pepsi, whatever is their tipple.

This 60ml empty satchet of brandy, found thrown after consumption, is a common sight on roadsides and footpaths.

The term Vinegar Mixture (勾兌醋) has become another hot search term in the past few days.

Most important are banana peppers soaked in vinegar, to give character and more flavour to the Biscayne sauce.

'Ah, Agatha Mikhaylovna,' said Oblonsky, kissing the tips of his plump fingers 'what smoked goose you have, what herb brandy!...

The independent history of the plant began in 1953 when a new building was constructed specifically for the production of brandy.

A local report has revealed that 90 of vinegar in the market is produced by glacial acetic acid rather than grain.

As he made this gesture he struck the little table on which the seltzer and a decanter of brandy were standing and almost knocked it over.

AFTER AN EXCELLENT DINNER and a large quantity of brandy at Bartnyansky's, Oblonsky, only a little after the appointed time, entered the Countess Lydia Ivanovna's house.

A 1.0 M solution (about the concentration of domestic vinegar) has a pH of 2.4, indicating that merely 0.4 of the acetic acid molecules are dissociated.

Since the authentic brand did not contain calcium carbonate, he and his colleagues were able to distinguish counterfeits from the genuine tablets by adding vinegar to bits of the tablets.

He went down frowning to his rooms, and taking a seat beside Yashvin, who sat with his long legs stretched out on a chair drinking brandy and seltzer, ordered the same for himself.

Beginning with a gin and tonic just after noon, and ending with a Napoleon brandy at three o clock, lunch prior to the Big Bang was often the most arduous part of a stockbroker s day.

Instead of the foul smell there was an odour of vinegar and of scent, which Kitty pouting her lips and puffing out her rosy cheeks was blowing through a little glass tube.

According to the report in the First Financial Daily, the annual consumption of vinegar on average is up to 3.3 million tons and 90 is a chemical combination of glacial acetic acid, water and other addictives.

But the ability to buy the jams, muesli, balsamic vinegar, and pots of lemon curd that I saw in an up market Gazan supermarket will not do much for ordinary people, 80 of whom depend on emergency food rations.

And that's when you started to get seven different kinds of vinegar, and 14 different kinds of mustard, and 71 different kinds of olive oil and then eventually even Ragu hired Howard, and Howard did the exact same thing for Ragu that he did for Prego.