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Can you substitute white grape juice for white wine in a recipe to make celery soup?

I don't drink alcohol anymore and I want to make celery soup for my grade school daughter and I. It calls for a half cup of white wine. What can I use instead?

Although made from the same ingredients White grape juice and white wine will give two very different tastes to your soup. You would not want to use the juice because it would be too sweet. As others have said use chicken broth, or water. I would also suggest that you could use cream or milk in it's place. I do not believe that you would want to use vinegar since that would be too tart. The soup will not be quite the same as when you did use wine but it will still be good and nutritious.

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