1Large Can Peaches (packed in juice or light syrup)
5 Tablespoons White Vinger
Honey or Sugar (to taste)
Drain peaches and set juice aside. Can save the juice to thin down sauce if it gets to thick. Put the peaches, vineger and honey in a blender and add about 1 Tablespoon of sugar or honey to get the right sweetness and sour taste you like. Blend until mixed. Can be used with rice or crab rangoons. Or can be used over ice cream.
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