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'''Vinegar''', popularly known as '''acetum''' during the [[Renaissance|Italian Renaissance]],<ref name="Project Legacy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''</ref> is a liquid consisting about 5-20% {{wiki|acetic acid}}, water, and other trace chemicals. In [[Italy]], vinegar is traditionally produced with [[grape]] and cork in the form of balsamic vinegar, which is very dark in color.<ref name="Project Legacy" /> | '''Vinegar''', popularly known as '''acetum''' during the [[Renaissance|Italian Renaissance]],<ref name="Project Legacy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''</ref> is a liquid consisting about 5-20% {{wiki|acetic acid}}, water, and other trace chemicals. In [[Italy]], vinegar is traditionally produced with [[grape]] and cork in the form of balsamic vinegar, which is very dark in color.<ref name="Project Legacy" /> | ||
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Vinegar, popularly known as acetum during the Italian Renaissance,[1] is a liquid consisting about 5-20% acetic acid, water, and other trace chemicals. In Italy, vinegar is traditionally produced with grape and cork in the form of balsamic vinegar, which is very dark in color.[1]
Aside from its common culinary use, vinegar can also be applied to copper plates to manufacture verdigris. This was a principal means of acquiring green pigment by Italian artists during the Renaissance.[1]
Trivia
- Acetum was a crafting ingredient in Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy, where six vials of acetum could be produced by combining two batches of grapes and one set of cork logs.