Syrup

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In cooking, a syrup is a condiment that is a thick, viscous liquid consisting primarily of a solution of sugar in water, containing a large amount of dissolved sugars but showing little tendency to deposit crystals. Its consistency is similar to that of molasses. The viscosity arises from the multiple hydrogen bonds between the dissolved sugar, which has many hydroxyl groups.

Examples

Syrup of honey and vinegar

Sweet syrup derived from agave

Dutch and Belgian fruit syrup from apples

Barley malt syrup

Sweet syrup derived from malted barley grain

syrup made from the sap of a variety of birch trees

Blackberry syrup

Blueberry syrup

Brown rice syrup

sweetener produced by enzymatic modification of brown rice

Portuguese syrup flavored with maidenhair

Chocolate sauce

chocolate-flavored condiment

Filipino dessert garnishing and condiment

Sweet syrup derived from corn

Syrup extracted from dates

Elderflower syrup

Ginger, lime and spice liqueur or syrup

syrup made from the hydrolysis of starch

thick amber-colored form of inverted sugar syrup

Non-alcoholic bar syrup flavored with pomegranate

Inverted sugar syrup

Edible mixture of glucose and fructose, obtained from sucrose hydrolysis

Kaffir lime syrup

Japanese sugar syrup

Syrup infused with lavender blossoms

Maidenhair syrup

Syrup infused with maidenhair fern

syrup usually made from the xylem sap of sugar maple, red maple, or black maple trees

Latin American raw sugar cane syrup

Japanese sugar syrup

Korean liquid sweetener, malt syrup

non-alcoholic concentrated syrup

syrup made from almonds, sugar and rose water

Sweet syrup produced from palms

syrup usually made from the xylem sap of sugar maple, red maple, or black maple trees

Passion fruit syrup

Simple syrup made with peaches

Turkish molasses-like syrup obtained after condensing juices of fruit must, especially grape by boiling it with a coagulant agent

Pineapple syrup

Pomegranate molasses

Middle Eastern seasoning of concentrated pomegranate juice

Prickly pear syrup

Syrup made with prickly pear fruit

Raspberry syrup

flavored water made by steeping rose petals in water

Rose water syrup

Syrup flavored with sala fruit

Russian traditional winter drink served hot

Edible mixture of glucose and fructose, obtained from sucrose hydrolysis

Sweet syrup derived from sorghum

syrup made from almonds, sugar and orange flower water

Squash (beverage)

non-alcoholic concentrated syrup

Strawberry syrup

Sugar syrup with strawberry

Edible mixture of glucose and fructose, obtained from sucrose hydrolysis

Sugarcane juice

liquid extracted from sugarcane

syrup flavored with vanilla

Andean sweet syrup from yacón tubers

Korean sticky sweets

Contained by

Chè trôi nước

Vietnamese dish of sticky rice balls in ginger syrup

Qubani ka Meetha

Indian dessert with apricots and cream

Sweet topping of walnuts and syrup

Subcategories: Acetomel^it Agave syrup Appelstroop^nl Balsamic syrup Barley malt syrup Birch syrup Blackberry syrup Blueberry syrup Brown rice syrup Capilè Caramel syrup Cherry syrup Chocolate sauce Cinnamon syrup Coconut syrup Corn syrup Date syrup Elderflower syrup Falernum Fassionola Ginger syrup Glucose syrup Golden syrup Gomme syrup Grenadine Gulab Hazelnut syrup Hibiscus syrup Honey syrup Inverted sugar syrup Kaffir lime syrup Kuromitsu Lavender syrup Lemon syrup Lychee syrup Maidenhair syrup Maple syrup Melado^es Mint syrup Mizuame^jp-ro Mool yut^kr-ro Orange squash Orgeat Palm syrup Pancake syrup Passion fruit syrup Peach syrup Pekmez Pineapple syrup Pomegranate molasses Prickly pear syrup Raspberry syrup Rhubarb syrup Rose water Rose water syrup Sala syrup Sbiten^ru Simple syrup Sorghum syrup Soumada^el Squash (beverage) Strawberry syrup Sugar syrup Sugarcane juice Tamarind syrup Vanilla syrup Violet syrup Yacon syrup Yeot^kr-ro

Categories: Condiment Sugar substitute Sweetener

Contained by: Chè trôi nước^vi Qubani ka Meetha Wet walnuts

Also known as:

French: sirop

Wikidata ID: Q6584340

Wikipedia title: Syrup

References:

Wikipedia article: Syrup

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Apple glacé à l'impératrice

Apples Bourdaloue

Apples à la crème au kirsch

Apricot croûte

Apricot à l'ancienne

Apricot à l'impératrice

Apricots Bourdaloue

Apricots with rice

Bar-le-duc jelly

Blackstrap molasses

Colbert apricots

Ice cream float

Inverted sugar syrup

Minatamis na Saba

Minatamis na saging

Pouding chômeur

Root beer float

Semolina pudding

Squash (beverage)

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Acapulco cocktail

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Appalachian cuisine

Apple ring Brillat-Savarin

Apple ring à la normande

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Bakewell Flapjack

Barley malt syrup

Breakfast sausage

Brown rice syrup

Butterscotch chips

Bêtises de Cambrai

Bülbül yuvası

Candied Apricots

Caramel macchiato

Cevizli Irmik Tatlısı

Champs-Elysées cocktail

Chocolate sauce

Chè trôi nước

Coca-Cola Clear

Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla

Cocktail cherry

Creme de papaya

Dark 'n' Stormy

Depression cake

Diplomat pudding

Dulce de mamón

Flapjack (oat bar)

Glutinous rice flour

Gold Rush (cocktail)

Gooey butter cake

Grand-pères au sirop d'érable

Herbsaint Frappé

High fructose corn syrup

Hugo (cocktail)

Imelletty perunalaatikko

Italian meringue

Karo dark corn syrup

Karo light corn syrup

Knickerbocker Glory

Light Karo syrup

Lion's Mane Mushroom

Maidenhair syrup

Maple bacon donut

Maraschino cherry

Nesselrode pudding

New England cuisine

New York cheesecake

Penicillin cocktail

Pihlohlo mwehng

Planter's punch

Poutine Râpée

Preserved fruit

Prickly pear syrup

Qubani ka Meetha

Quebecois cuisine

Rourou (cocktail)

Russian Spring Punch

Saba (condiment)

Sorbet Cardinal

Sour Patch Kids

Sri Lankan cuisine

Steen's cane syrup

Strawberry ice cream

Strawberry syrup

Sugarcane juice

Sunset (cocktail)

Suspiro de Limeña

Sweet and sour mix

Tequila sunrise

Toronto cocktail

Trigona Panoramatos

Very heavy syrup

Very light syrup

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