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1 cordial
In the US, a synonym for liqueur. In UK, NZ, Australia, a thick syrup (which may or may not contain real fruit) which is diluted to give a non-alcoholic fruit drink. -
2 fondant
This is an icing made of sugar syrup and glucose, which is cooked to a specific temperature and then kneaded to a smooth, soft paste. This paste can then be colored or flavored and used as an icing for cakes and petit fours.an icing made of sugar syrup and glucose, which is cooked to a specific temperature and then kneaded to a smooth, soft paste. This paste can then be colored or flavored and used as an icing for cakes and petit fours."melting"; refers to cooked, worked sugar that is flavored, then used for icing cakes. Also, the bittersweet chocolate high in cocoa butter used for making the shiniest chocolates. Also, puréed meat, fish, or vegetables shaped in croquettes.Thick liquid sugar icing
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thick — /θɪk / (say thik) adjective 1. having relatively great extent from one surface or side to its opposite; not thin: a thick slice. 2. measuring as specified between opposite surfaces, or in depth, or in a direction perpendicular to that of the… …
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syrup — [sʉr′əp, sir′əp] n. [ME sirupe < OFr sirop < ML sirupus < Ar sharāb, a drink < shariba, to drink] any sweet, thick liquid; specif., a) a solution of sugar and water boiled together, to which flavoring is often added b) any solution of … English World dictionary
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syrup — [[t]sɪ̱rəp[/t]] syrups 1) N MASS Syrup is a sweet liquid made by cooking sugar with water, and sometimes with fruit juice as well. ...canned fruit with sugary syrup. 2) N UNCOUNT: oft supp N Syrup is a very sweet thick liquid made from sugar. →… … English dictionary
syrup — UK [ˈsɪrəp] / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms syrup : singular syrup plural syrups a sweet liquid made from sugar and water tinned fruit in syrup a) a sweet thick yellow liquid made from sugar, used especially in cooking b) a sweet… … English dictionary
syrup — noun (U) 1 sweet liquid, especially sugar and water: canned fruit in syrup 2 thick sticky pale liquid made from sugar: golden syrup | maple syrup 3 medicine in the form of a thick sweet liquid: cough syrup … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
