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Grenadine syrup is a vibrant and flavorful syrup used primarily as a sweetening and coloring agent in various beverages and culinary creations. It is made from pomegranate juice or concentrate, along with sugar and sometimes other ingredients such as lemon juice or orange blossom water, which enhance its taste profile. The syrup derives its name from the French word "grenade," meaning pomegranate, reflecting its historical association with pomegranate flavors. Traditionally, grenadine syrup was made by reducing fresh pomegranate juice to a thick, sweet syrup. However, modern commercial versions often use concentrated pomegranate juice or artificial flavors to achieve the desired taste.
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