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Founded in California’s wine country, Napa Valley Naturals specializes in exceptional oils and bottles of vinegar, many of which are certified organic and all of which are guaranteed delicious.

From Italian-sourced balsamic to extra virgin olive oils, every item is made using only the best olives, grapes, seeds or nuts from the finest orchards and farms around the world to ensure a premium, pure flavor. Poured and packaged in eye-catching wine bottles, these products set the industry gold standard for taste.

One of my favorite companies. They are wonderful to work with and I appreciate their dedication to making us a deliciously, amazing and safe product. But also how hard they work to preserve a piece of the earth and treat it well.

Values: Organic, Kosher, Sulfite-free, Gluten-Free, Vegan, Non-GMO

FBR Idea: I love to mix Organic Balsamic Vinegar – 5 Stars, Pomegranate Balsamic Vinegar and Raspberry Balsamic Vinegar in my salads. Play with the combinations or enjoy the flavors individually. It pairs so well with salads and you are eating a dressing very healthy for you.

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Organic Balsamic Vinegar – 5 Stars

Grand Reserve Balsamic Vinegar – 25 Stars

Private Reserve Organic Balsamic Vinegar – 12 Stars

Golden Balsamic Vinegar

Raspberry Balsamic Vinegar

Pomegranate Balsamic Vinegar

Fig Balsamic Vinegar

Organic White Wine Vinegar

Organic Red Wine Vinegar

Sherry Vinegar – 15 Stars

Champagne Vinegar

Pinot Noir Reserve Wine Vinegar

Organic Apple Cider Vinegar

It’s important to know that if you have yeast and alcohol allergy, this ingredient should be avoided. My daughter is allergic to alcohol, vinegar, and yeast. It’s because they are all in the same category. She has to avoid anything that has a fermentation process. And this is why.

Every type of vinegar is obtained in a two-stage fermentation process. First, the yeast converts juice into alcohol. Then, the bacteria converts alcohol into acid. Any fruit or food item containing sugar can be used for this fermentation process. The most popular types of vinegar are made from apples and grapes. If the apples are used, the resulting product is apple cider vinegar. With grapes, the fermentation can produce either balsamic or wine vinegar. More information from SteadyHealth

What is Fermentation? Benefits of Fermentation + How to Ferment Foods by Dr. Axe

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On their website, check out their “Our Values” tab to search for qualities that mean most to you. And the “Deals” tab has many ways to save.

Click the “instacart” logo to see if you have this convenient delivery service in your area. It frees up so many hours spent shopping in the actual store. Instead, they will deliver to your doorstep. Right now in my area, we have 13 stores I would normally go into and shop. “instacart” said they will continue to add more stores in the near future. Plus the added benefit of price comparing to get the best deal in town for that product. I save so much money using this resource. One of my greatest investments. And I am still supporting my local stores.

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The recommended products provided on this website may be available at your local food co-op or health food store. Call them, visit them, enjoy learning more about them. They love helping people and answering questions. If they don’t carry a product you use all the time, just ask them if they can. I did that and I can order products by the case now and get a discount. Good for you supporting your local stores. Here is where I shop; Farr Better Store Options.

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Farr Better Recipes carefully picks the highest quality and most allergy-friendly products for my family and yours. I have reached out to these companies and talked with them about their values, mission, promises, and standards they follow. Now, all this information is at your fingertips.

Why Organic products?… Always try to use Organic products to avoid high pesticide residue on your food. Certified Organic means NO… GMO’s, synthetic pesticides, roundup herbicides, hexane, sewage sludge, growth-promoting antibiotics or ractopamine drug residues. Keep you and your family safe, buy Organic!