Coco Junction Organic Coconut Cider Vinegar
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The fresh sap of the coconut tree might seem an unlikely source of cider vinegar, but, hey, good things come from some surprising places
Coco Junction Coconut Cider Vinegar has 17 amino acids and anti-oxidant properties, making it good for the heart and ideal for people trying to manage weight
£13.49
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Coco Junction Organic Coconut Cider Vinegar is squeezed out of the sap of organic coconuts in the Philippines, home to some of the world s best export coconuts since 1840
Its exotic tanginess is tempered by the light fruity sweetness of fresh harvest coconut water
Whether as salad dressing, a dipping sauce at your next barbecue, or as one of your go-to ingredients while cooking, add zest to your food with our coconut cider vinegar
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Organic Coconut Sap
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