Toschi 8.8 oz. Jar of Amarena Cherries in Syrup
Toschi 8.8 oz. Jar of Amarena Cherries in Syrup - Each / 8.8 oz. is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 8.8 oz. jar of Toschi Amarena cherries in syrup contains about 30 black cherries soaked in a sweet and sour classic syrup. These cherries, without stems, provide a rich fruit flavor and texture that enhance specialty cocktails such as old fashioneds, Manhattans, and last words. They also add flavor to desserts like ice cream sundaes, cupcakes, and charcuterie boards. Packaged in a decorative glass jar, this size offers a quality shelf presence for your bar or kitchen. The syrup can be reused in recipes including milkshakes, maple syrup, and Shirley Temples. This product is gluten-free, kosher, non-GMO, vegan, and vegetarian, with a classic fruit flavor and glass container for presentation.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 0.99 lb.
Container Material: Glass
Features: Gluten-Free Kosher Non-GMO Vegan Vegetarian
Flavor: Cherry
Flavor Type: Classic Fruits
Package Size: 8.8 oz.
Package Type: Jars
Style: Cherries Without Stem
Sweetener Type: Classic
Type: Amarena Cherries Fruit Toppings
Amarena cherries in syrup bursting with sweet, delicious flavor
Perfect finishing touch to specialty crafted drinks and cocktails
Ideal for adding to ice cream, desserts, and charcuterie boards
8.8 oz. jar contains about 30 sweet and sour black cherries
Contains whole and broken pieces
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