Ponti Aceto Balsamico di Modena

Good morning Nadtipp In cheap balsamic vinegar, a mixture of wine vinegar, thickened grape juice and sugar couleur is whipped together, whereby the sugar couleur is only responsible for the color of the vinegar. Without it, the cheap balsamic vinegar would simply not be as brown and could not be sold as balsamic vinegar in the supermarket. Below you can read an answer to a guest from M-Infoline . Best regardsFrederica

Hello Nadtipp, thank you for your request. As Frederica mentioned, you can find the answer in our message to guest. If you need any further information, please let us know. We will be happy to help you. Best regards, your M-Infoline team

Hello PumukelPumukel, sorry for the late reply, unfortunately the necessary clarifications took some time. The manufacturer informed us today that the alcohol content of Ponti Aceto Balsamico di Modena varies slightly, but is a maximum of 0.2%. Best regards, your M-Infoline team

I mean the composition of the product. This cannot be found anywhere.

Hello guest Ingredients: wine vinegar, concentrated grape must, cooked must, color: caramel E 150d. Contains sulfites. best regards Frederica

Hello DiPfi, thank you for your suggestion. We would be happy to inform the relevant specialist department of your request - they will look into it. However, we ask for your understanding if we do not implement this immediately or at all. Best regards, your M-Infoline team

Hello Sonjabb, thank you for your question. Yes, the wine vinegar from Italy contains a little alcohol. Best regards, your M-Infoline team

Hello guest
Thank you for your inquiry. Here are the details of Ponti Aceto balsamico di Modena:
100ml contain:
Energy value: 96 kcal
Protein: 0.5g
Carbohydrates: 19g
fat:
Best regards, Your M-Infoline Team

@M-Infoline,
Better safe than sorry! It's been in the product information for 4 weeks!
In general, you are always lagging behind (behind me) with your information.^^

Hello guest
Thank you for your request.
Antioxidants are used on the one hand to prevent the formation of vinegar nuts (a gelatinous mass is formed by an accumulation of acetic acid bacteria, but this is harmless to health and can be filtered out using a filter (e.g. coffee filter)).
On the other hand, antioxidants are used in wine vinegar, for example, as wine vinegar contains polyphenols which can change the color due to the oxygen. The antioxidant protects the product, especially when the bottle is still sealed. Once the bottle has been opened, the sulphites (antioxidant) evaporate within a few days.
In "normal" vinegars, a colorant is used to compensate for natural color variations. The use of colorants is not permitted in wine vinegars. The color comes from the substances present in the wine. Caramel may only be used in balsamic vinegars from Modena.
We hope that this answer has been helpful and wish you a wonderful pre-Christmas period. Your M-Infoline team

Hello zigzagzouk
Unfortunately, we do not currently stock organic balsamic vinegar. If organic quality is important to you, we recommend our fine "Organic Raspberry Vinegar", which also tastes a little sweet and goes perfectly with Italian dishes such as tomato and mozzarella salad: http://www.migipedia.ch/de/lebensmittel/essig-oel/bio-himbeer-rotweinessig.
We also offer many other balsamic vinegars. You can find a small selection right here: http://www.migipedia.ch/de/search/products/aceto%20balsamico. For other products, please enquire directly at your Migros. Our staff will be happy to advise you.
We hope these tips will help you and wish you "En Guete"! Your M-Infoline team

Hi Smacks,

Your observation is correct, there is a price difference of CHF 0.10 between the two products. As our supplier has increased its prices, we should also have increased the price of the spray article. So far, however, we have been able to forego this and pass on the benefit to our customers.

Best regards Your M-Infoline team

Hello glaj,
... there is no expiry date, as the shelf life is virtually unlimited.
Greetings Istanbul

Hello glaj
What Istanbul writes is correct.
The law allows some product groups for which the indication of a best-before date is not required. These include vinegar and aceti.

With the changeover to international packaging at our suppliers, we are confronted with the situation that this possible practice is also increasingly being used. Migros-specific claims such as the sales address, M-Infoline contact details, etc. are missing on the international packaging.

The legal text 817.022.21, Ordinance of the FDHA of 23 November 2005 on the Labeling and Promotion of Foodstuffs (LKV) applies.
Best regards, Your M-Infoline Team