Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) Made In Your Own Kitchen

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  • How to make Apple Cider Vinegar. That's the subject of this video. There are many uses and it's very easy to make. You can do this!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 409

  • @kathypackham2377
    @kathypackham2377 5 років тому +1

    A few years back I was bitten by a brown recluse spider . I was rushed by ambulance with 108 degree temp. I was fainting. About 45 minutes after I got there my leg started to look like hamburger. The damage had begun. I don't think they knew what else to do but to give me antibiotics and pain meds. Two and a half days later when I got home my daughter and I started to wash and Pat my leg with soap and water then we'd Pat generously with a c v . Within 5 days my leg was completely healed. Thank God. I have so many stories about it. The chemicals in the vinegar are the same as in the best. Of acne lotions. It is a funguscidal, and an antimicrobial. It's a healer a cleaner you cook with it and so on and so on . It's a gift from nature so wonderful.

  • @jamesryan6224
    @jamesryan6224 5 років тому +17

    If I grew up having a Dad, I'd want him to be like you! Blessings!

  • @yuugataame6088
    @yuugataame6088 5 років тому +2

    Waste not, want not. My man. Thank you for that.

  • @chrisdwells35
    @chrisdwells35 7 років тому +5

    Digging the new style on the videos, I'd be interested in seeing more on how you use what your farm produces.
    Keep up the great work!

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      I do hope to do more of that... of course that mean I have to produce more! LOL

  • @polkcellar
    @polkcellar 6 років тому

    Excellent! I'm glad to have found your site😊.Well spoken & edited. Your Kombucha video was enjoyable too!

  • @DarleneYoungartist
    @DarleneYoungartist 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for making this video. I tried making a batch of apple cider vinegar with my own apples and it worked. It even grew a mother like yours only a little thinner. I'm making my second batch now. I don't have a country homestead like yours so I don't have so I won't go through my vinegar so fast. So I'll share it with friends.

  • @Simplegroundlife
    @Simplegroundlife 7 років тому +2

    Another on my bucket list, this process is much different than the one I had in mind. I think I will try this first. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +2

      +Simple Ground fill that bucket with apples, water and s bit of sugar and make it happen! Lol

  • @michiadjeelise9562
    @michiadjeelise9562 7 років тому +4

    I needed this!
    awesome
    thank you for sharing

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +2

      +Michiadje Elise I'm glad it's helpful :)

  • @bigmvb4840
    @bigmvb4840 6 років тому +1

    really enjoyed your video. Your laid back way of explaining things made it fun to watch

  • @moonlitedaze5688
    @moonlitedaze5688 5 років тому

    So Glad to see this, thank you!!

  • @couponville1
    @couponville1 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed the video.

  • @LJolie-jz8go
    @LJolie-jz8go Рік тому

    Thank you love your teachings

  • @khalequrzaman6987
    @khalequrzaman6987 7 років тому +1

    wonderful way of vinegar making

  • @CopperHueCollectionsChippewa
    @CopperHueCollectionsChippewa 6 років тому

    You are the only person that I’ve seen who gives other uses for ACV, thank you. I thought it didn’t need to be refrigerated? I’m liking your sons hair cut and how the dog sat still for his bath 🙂

  • @marshabalderrama8903
    @marshabalderrama8903 7 років тому +3

    Wow! so easy!. I love your farmhouse kitchen. Cheers!

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +Marsha Balderrama the kitchen is a fun place to hang out. Thanks :)

  • @americanmade1701
    @americanmade1701 7 років тому +18

    OMG!!!! I got a mother!!!! I am so happy..better than braggs...thank you so much for your video's...and I didn't even have a snowman towel

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +5

      You did it without a snowman towel!? I'm so impressed ;)

  • @haitianrefugee8454
    @haitianrefugee8454 7 років тому +1

    Great video & thanks for the education.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      My pleasure! Thanks for joining me :)

  • @skinnydee1886
    @skinnydee1886 5 років тому

    You're a genius! This is the best video on making apple cider vinegar. By the way, that mother looks healthy and so good! Thank you and God bless.

  • @marble091
    @marble091 4 роки тому +1

    Yay I have a mother too, I knew it! I wasn't sure because it looked creepy and it's my first ACV batch 🤣🙌🏽 but I'm so glad I found your video for confirmation. 🌱💕

  • @38kimpossible
    @38kimpossible 7 років тому +1

    Wow that looks easy who knew! I love your kitchen btw.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      I'm uploading a video right now to answer some basic questions to starting this from scratch. Thanks!

  • @michaelmillardanyog3937
    @michaelmillardanyog3937 5 років тому

    I just clicked a random video at the recommended videos section. And I instantly like your channel!!!!

  • @judibaine3976
    @judibaine3976 4 роки тому

    Now it all makes sense. I am not sure how my first batch will turn out but the next one will work. Thanks in part to your video. I used to make Kombucha back in the 90's.

  • @freakygeaktwo
    @freakygeaktwo 7 років тому +3

    nice timing I've been checking out some video's the past two weeks on Kombucha and Vinegar but this is the first one that shows a mother or some call it a scoby, Thanks for sharing

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +freakygeaktwo yes my kombucha SCOBYs are pretty impressive and prolific :)

    • @freakygeaktwo
      @freakygeaktwo 7 років тому +1

      sorry I should have asked right off the bat, can one use a cup of store apple cider vinegar along with apple cores and peels to get started ? or is the coby needed from the get go? I tried researching how scoby's originated but fail to know more then get a sample from a friend or purchase a starter..

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      freakygeaktwo You can start from ACV from the store if it is the raw organic stuff. The processed ACV is good for cleaning and all but lacks the live cultures.

  • @cherylcarter6426
    @cherylcarter6426 3 роки тому

    I now have one of those symbiotic cultures thank you for your more in depth video on this subject.

  • @Ritademicorazon
    @Ritademicorazon 7 років тому +6

    Thank you so much! a month ago I made my first batch of acv and now we have a mother to make the next batch :)

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      Yay! It worked!

    • @NMW80
      @NMW80 7 років тому

      what brand ACV did you use?

  • @joven8757
    @joven8757 4 роки тому

    Wow!excellent

  • @zoramae825
    @zoramae825 Рік тому

    Hi I just bottled my 2nd brew and am excited to see how it comes out. Thanks very much for your video. It really helped me to start my own kombucha❣I'm going to try apple cider vinegar next 😃

  • @themvp3447
    @themvp3447 6 років тому

    Simplicity at its best

  • @terrywivey6596
    @terrywivey6596 7 років тому +1

    Another great video. Very informative and entertaining. Thanks for sharing.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +Terry W Ivey my pleasure! Glad you liked it.

  • @squirefergus
    @squirefergus 7 років тому +1

    Wow I loved this video. I'm gonna watch it again!

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +squirefergus I'm so glad you liked it. I wish you much success with your ACV.

  • @007stuntman3
    @007stuntman3 5 років тому

    Excellent video my friend, my compliments to the videographer as well, great job...thanks for sharing, I appreciate it...

  • @agbonasikegbe
    @agbonasikegbe Рік тому

    Great, thanks for sharing your experience.
    Just curious about the jar to use, must it be a transparent jar?
    Thank you

  • @thearb2003
    @thearb2003 6 років тому

    Very helpful... Thanks :)

  • @lucianfranetovic6267
    @lucianfranetovic6267 7 років тому +1

    AWESOME.THANK YOU. guess when you have a good thing going and you show us all people who are willing to take the steps to make there own goods instead of store brought products but have never done it before want to no how to start things of hahaha well thats the case for myself anyway. again thank you and your family so much for your time and effort you put in so others like myself can learn.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      You are very welcome. :)

  • @Mary-had-a-lil-farm
    @Mary-had-a-lil-farm 5 років тому

    Good job Luke! On bathing the dog 👍

  • @monikas4656
    @monikas4656 6 років тому

    Thank you so much! .. nice video and explanation..can I use distilled water? or tap water?

  • @steveweippert6170
    @steveweippert6170 5 років тому

    Love your videos

  • @dekelchile
    @dekelchile 7 років тому +1

    I always learn something new with you. THNK U!!
    Aand usual thumb-up
    (y)

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +Dekel Chile I'm so glad it's helpful :)

  • @chanlh3450
    @chanlh3450 3 роки тому

    Found your video by accident .. love your video..I learn lot of useful tips . Esp on using vinegar while bathing the dogs on as I have dogs at home , too.. and the reason why mold keep forming on the top surface of my homemade fruit enzyme. coincidentally , I have some old apples in my refrigerator. Would be making apple cider vinegar soon....
    💕Thanks for the video...

  • @catalinoancea6601
    @catalinoancea6601 7 років тому +1

    Very interesting!

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +Catalin Oancea we discover new ways to use this all the time :)

  • @erinsinclair-pequeen2052
    @erinsinclair-pequeen2052 7 років тому +1

    Stunning kitchen! Its like a magazine! And 5 dogs!?

  • @chandratrapani4831
    @chandratrapani4831 3 роки тому

    can you use the same scoby as you would use for kombucha?

  • @DebbieLynToomey
    @DebbieLynToomey 4 роки тому

    where to get the best the ACV scoby for homemade

  • @yaseminarkun
    @yaseminarkun 6 років тому

    Hi there! Can I use kombucha mother to start an apple cider vinegar batch? thank you...

  • @AlejandroGomez-mu7xq
    @AlejandroGomez-mu7xq Рік тому

    Can I use my scoby from kombucha to start a the appel vinegar?

  • @dianeedwards7439
    @dianeedwards7439 6 років тому

    Can you please tell me how you would get mother to start and grow? What are the steps?Can you use a scoby from kombucha?

  • @janethgadon2699
    @janethgadon2699 7 років тому +3

    thank you now I can make my own organic ACV .. I cannot find a organic ACV here in Kuwait....thanks God bless ..

  • @r.studio6170
    @r.studio6170 3 роки тому

    After squeezed 2nd fermentation start...should we use cloth again or lid to cover

  • @wildchookMaryP
    @wildchookMaryP 7 років тому +1

    I am going to make a small batch to practice on. I use vinegar for cleaning too especially on the stove. Excellent product.

  • @andresbernal9890
    @andresbernal9890 5 років тому

    can i use some of my scoby from my kombucha for the ACV ??

  • @cakeonaplate
    @cakeonaplate 7 років тому +1

    beautiful home!

  • @gedets.s.2827
    @gedets.s.2827 7 років тому +2

    Thank you so much for doing this video. I live in the Caribbean and Its hard to find real ACV. I really want to do this. Question: how long can you store the mother and where? Thanks again!! btw, you are a really good teacher!

  • @nopepper
    @nopepper 4 роки тому

    Is it possible to do it if all you have is some stringy looking stuff from your last bottle of vinegar?

  • @RosanaKarinaGarzon
    @RosanaKarinaGarzon 5 років тому

    Hello Daddykirbs Farm, the vinegar mother and the scoby are the same..? Thank you in advance,

  • @patriciastpeter9788
    @patriciastpeter9788 4 роки тому +1

    I processed my vinegar in 1 month daily pushing down apples to prevent mold. Strained and bottled then capped and put in pantry. A couple of months later pulled out a bottle and opened and major carbonation spewing out from cap. I had the same issue with every bottle and am not sure if the batch is bad? Help

  • @mullz1382
    @mullz1382 7 років тому

    can you cut up the mother and add it to multiple jars for bigger batches ?

  • @EHCBunny4real
    @EHCBunny4real 7 років тому +1

    Did someone give you a starter scoby or can you create one using Bragg's apple cider vinegar

  • @Mindmaid1
    @Mindmaid1 7 років тому +7

    Nice hair Luke. Great haircut too Blake.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +1

      Thanks! He will not leave me alone when he thinks it's time for a haircut!

  • @anniesthilaire2502
    @anniesthilaire2502 7 років тому

    can i use the same mother for different type of vinegar?

  • @cherylcarter6426
    @cherylcarter6426 3 роки тому

    Do I have to stir the Apple scraps if I have a SCOBY on top?

  • @loribrooks202
    @loribrooks202 4 роки тому

    How long does it take to get the mother on there? After you strain it, Do you do a second ferment? Can you use a scoby from kombucha in your vinegar?

  • @annealexis
    @annealexis 3 роки тому

    hi, can i use peeled apple? to avoid wax.

  • @stacipippitt4089
    @stacipippitt4089 2 роки тому

    What does it look like when molded vs a new mother forming?

  • @TC-cl7oi
    @TC-cl7oi 6 років тому +1

    I will be making homemade vinegar from now on, awesome!

  • @davescorpion
    @davescorpion 7 років тому

    Could you use a Wine makers demijohn with an airlock to make ACV? the only problem would be removing the mother, what do you think?

  • @nouraesam7047
    @nouraesam7047 4 роки тому

    Where I can store the finished apple cider vinegar ? and where l can store the mother if I currently don't need to do new batch?

  • @everydaywithningsison3046
    @everydaywithningsison3046 3 роки тому

    Can I use this as fertilizer?

  • @RhondaFairman
    @RhondaFairman 5 років тому

    can I use a kombucha scoby for this?

  • @abejucar1200
    @abejucar1200 7 років тому

    good day sir,is it also advisable to use mineral water(un-boiled) how often do i have to stir my homemade ACV,thanks.

  • @sohailmehboobelahi
    @sohailmehboobelahi 3 роки тому

    Please where i can find your answer of my question about how to creat ACV mother and handle it after making vinegar means how mother will live ..

  • @Who.Am.I_2day
    @Who.Am.I_2day 5 років тому

    Hello, thanks for your nice video. Could you please tell me how I can understand if all the alcohol has turned into vinegar? How long should I keep it for fermentation until there's no alcohol left in it?

  • @johnbrinton3873
    @johnbrinton3873 6 років тому

    I started a batch ACV without the mother & stirred it every couple of cays for about 2 weeks but then I got very busy & left home a few times, long story short,,,it was left in the jar for 2 months! Apples were sitting on the bottom, no mold so I poured off the liquid into another jar 2 days ago. Do you think the ACV is ok ? Does the ACV need a second ferment with a cloth or just cap the jar and store away?

  • @macmanjimmy69
    @macmanjimmy69 6 років тому

    can you use any type of apple for ACV? On a budget and want to go cheap

  • @carolinawalz164
    @carolinawalz164 7 років тому

    Thank you so much for your videos, they are so informative and educational. I would like to know where can I buy the "Mother" to make apple cider vinegar? Thank you so much in advance.

  • @duramax78
    @duramax78 5 років тому

    Sir I have a question once I drain the apples I have the mother I put in my mason jar, with just the juice, do I seal it for the next month or does it need to breath.?

  • @HelpBeyondChurch1
    @HelpBeyondChurch1 5 років тому

    A lot like making kombucha but what if you don’t have a skoby to start your acv?

  • @LindaPenney
    @LindaPenney 7 років тому +3

    stunning thanks for sharing blessing to you all

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому

      +Linda Penney my pleasure. How many ways do you use ACV?

  • @CFLDumpsters
    @CFLDumpsters 3 роки тому

    I’m 3 weeks in to a ferment for ACV, my first time. Everything has been going well. Today I went to stir the apples and liquid and it had a foul smell to it. There is no mold but today I notice bubbles at the top, is this normal? It had been developing a white layer at the top, which I’m assuming is the mother or scobi? I strained the apple off and put the liquid back in the container to sit longer, the apples seems to smell bad, the liquid too.

  • @sebastianarielburd3119
    @sebastianarielburd3119 5 років тому

    quick question, Can I use the mother scoby I made for my kombucha tea? since u are not showing or explaining how to make the mother scoby to keep the apples pieces below the water level, any suggestions please? I am sure many people below wonder the same question and i rather hear from you than getting many opinions from below people that makes me more confused. thanks

  • @anitahoward1281
    @anitahoward1281 4 роки тому

    Can the 'mother' have a piece broken off it , like a kombucha scoby, if I was making a couple of batches?

  • @mizsterious
    @mizsterious 7 років тому +2

    Great vid guys!! Funny when I went to my pantry this very morning I saw my vinegar bottle, and was wondering , yes really I was. . "How is that done"? and here you are with this great post on "HOW TO". Man . . so do you need a mother to make the vinegar? How/where do you get a mother? We use it for mouthwash, and we use allot of it here. The organic ACV is COSTLY at the grocery!!! GREAT SHARE!! Love all the family and animals involved. Most X-Celllent, and thank you and yours again, ENJOY each other! :)

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +1

      +miz sterious haha, it's clear that I missed a very important point in this video... how to start without a mother! I'll have to make another video to answer that question :)

  • @sameerinam2232
    @sameerinam2232 7 років тому

    instead of sugar can I use jeggry to make apple cider vinagar

  • @LJolie-jz8go
    @LJolie-jz8go Рік тому

    Can you use frozen apples ?? Thank you

  • @LaReina203
    @LaReina203 4 роки тому

    How long before a scoby develops? I have some apples in the jar for a month, no scoby

  • @rcor0net304
    @rcor0net304 7 років тому +3

    I use Natural sugar with some, and I also use Honey instead of sugar. With the apples on my property (every 2-3 years) the vinegar turns out a beautiful red brown, and appears better than store bought apples but maybe stronger.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +1

      That is the best when you have your own apples to work with. So, do you notice a difference using honey instead of sugar?

    • @rcor0net304
      @rcor0net304 7 років тому +2

      Not much a difference with honey. Yes lucky to have apples growing. The produce store a few miles away had some HUGE apples that could not be natural. Some the size of cantalopes! I have to buy apples in off season, because mine are every 2-3 years. But I don't buy the big ones. My ACV I made fall of 16 was store bought. I hope this year the apples grow so I can do more than ACV. I need to get a dryer or build one.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +3

      R&R Cornett The next brand of ACV I want to see in the stores is "Cornett Natural Raw ACV" :)

  • @ingrid.schulz3604
    @ingrid.schulz3604 6 років тому

    How do you make amother

  • @raypeace2841
    @raypeace2841 5 років тому

    Can you make ACV using a kombucha mother SCOBY and vice versa? Why or why not? Thanks in advance.

  • @cherylcarter6426
    @cherylcarter6426 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much for this. I think you said that I don't have to use sugar if I have a mother. Does it make any difference or speed it up if I add a couple of spoons? Is there an exact amount?

  • @oneman2864
    @oneman2864 6 років тому

    Hello dear sir.
    How do you get the mother to stay so thick on to?.
    I make and seperate new batches every 7 weeks or so but only ever get a thin white mother on top.
    the rest sinks to the bottom and a new thin layer forms on top. Is the bottom dead and should I remove it. It does not even attempt to form one single layer just all thin individual layers I have pics, If I can show you. (this is a late summer ripe batch so there is much sediment.)

  • @WorldsFirstACVGummy
    @WorldsFirstACVGummy 3 роки тому +1

    *I've been trying to include apple cider vinegar into my routine for ages, but the taste just made it so hard. Goli Gummies really were a game changer for me* 🍎

  • @ralsharp6013
    @ralsharp6013 4 роки тому

    Fabo tutorial thanks. Love your mother. Our Jun Kombucha SCOBY is beautiful and white too..
    Have you tried making fire cider vinegar from us apple cider vinegar??
    So dang good and the pulp is great on burgers etc

  • @DentistPai
    @DentistPai 6 років тому

    I made my first batch. I noticed it had some fruit flies in it. I covered it exactly like you said. How long does it take to make the mother so big. Mine came out very small almost like spots. when I strained it I could not find the mother. Please recommend what should I do. Thanks so much.

  • @K1F1L
    @K1F1L 6 років тому

    I'm currently making my very first batch of acv and was wondering how should I store the SCOBY mother if I managed to grow one? should I just store it in some of the vinegar from that batch? does it need sugar to feed on or something?

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  6 років тому

      They will last a long time in a batch of ACV in the pantry.

  • @sohailmehboobelahi
    @sohailmehboobelahi 3 роки тому

    If i want to make apple cidar vinegar first time how i bring mother to make fermentation

  • @appetizing8377
    @appetizing8377 3 роки тому

    How did you make the mother?

  • @goingnatural4022
    @goingnatural4022 6 років тому +1

    You are so lucky to live on a farm - I have a question if you can answer it; I made two small batch of ACV in a jar, but one smells like Alcohol and it tastes bitter so I left it for 3 more weeks after adding some sugar but still smells like alcohol and tastes bitter. Do you have any idea why ..? the other jar tastes and smells like ACV. thanks

  • @lucianfranetovic6267
    @lucianfranetovic6267 7 років тому +8

    Awesome a man of many talents and a waste not want not family culture, thank so much for sharing, is it possible to share a link or information on how to start and culture the mother when your starting from scratch, another great useful video full of handy info. Thank again Regards Matt

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +1

      Matt, I'm going to do a video about this in the next day or so. I didn't guess that was going to be the number one question in the comments! LOL

    • @kosnich8032
      @kosnich8032 5 років тому

      Lucian Franetovic , yes, good question, I also need to know how to maje ACV from scratch, God bless!

    • @kosnich8032
      @kosnich8032 5 років тому

      Daddykirbs Farm ,yes, I also need to know how to maje ACV from scratch, God bless!

  • @patriciahill50
    @patriciahill50 6 років тому

    Hi ... I have several questions I hope you can help me with ....no 1 what is the best way to store a surplus of scobys. No 2 I appear to have a ginger beer scoby what do I do with it. No I have a s boy in my malt vinegar what should I do with her .?
    Thanks you

  • @Catesgarden
    @Catesgarden 7 років тому +1

    Nice...thanks, Blake.

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +1

      You are very welcome :) I hope it goes well for you if you decide to give this a try!

    • @Catesgarden
      @Catesgarden 7 років тому +1

      I'll let you know whether it's usable or a mad scientist experiment over here!

    • @daddykirbs
      @daddykirbs  7 років тому +1

      Cate's Garden I bet it works for you. If not, take a step back... analyze and try again :)

    • @Catesgarden
      @Catesgarden 7 років тому +1

      I never have a problem doing the mad scientist thing so I'll add, take away...pinch here, pinch there...I'll let ya know!

  • @kellycarver2500
    @kellycarver2500 6 років тому +1

    I was planning on making pear WINE. Cored and cleaned about 3 bushels of them. Sliced them and put in a big stainless pot. Covered them in DISTILLED water. and put a dark cover over them. They're in a very warm room. Next day they smell like vinegar. I added some rose petals steeped in sweet potato water (was used to boil a sweet potato), allowed this to cool and put in with the pears. Also added a TBS honey and 40 grains of bee pollen for vitamins and minerals. Been stirring it 5 times a day, and it's a bit frothy on top but nothing major. Still smells like vinegar. LOL! Today is day four. I'm thinking I should be looking up ways to preserve foods using no refrigeration and VINEGAR. LOL.. Anybody ever ate any pickled pears? There is no mold, no rot, just vinegar smell. And lots of it.