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Monin Syrup - Praline (1 Litre)

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GTIN:	3052919051816
BRAND:	Monin
MPN:	*MONIN-1L-PRALINE
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:	France
WEIGHT:	1.390kg

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Description:

Monin praline syrup in a 1 litre plastic bottle. Create indulgent confectionery and dessert-themed drinks with the comforting, sweet nuttiness of Monin praline syrup. A French confection made of almonds and caramelised sugar, praline takes its name from the French 17th century sugar industrialist Marshal du Plessis-Pralin, whose cook was inspired at the Chateau of Vaux-le-Vicomte. Early pralines were whole almonds individually coated in caramelised sugar. Today in Europe, praline is used to describe chocolates with a lining based on the ground powder of sugar-coated nuts. In America, the original praline recipe has been adapted by substituting almonds for pecans and adding cream to create a thicker, creamier texture. Let your imagination run wild and create luxurious dessert coffees or tempting martinis.

Details:

1 litre plastic bottle.

Colour: Shiny amber colour.

Taste: Strong pecan nut and praline nose. rich and buttery praline taste, with notes of caramel. Long lasting taste.

Applications: Coffees, Cocktails, Milkshakes, Chocolates, Dessert Drinks, Culinary Applications and Toppings.

Beverage Innovation Director Tips:
With its amazing flavour combining pecan, almond nuts and caramel, its creamy and buttery mouth feel, Monin praline syrup is perfect for hot or cold applications, such as lattes, chocolates, mochas, cappuccinos, and even culinary recipes like favoured whipped cream or cakes. I really like to mix Monin praline syrup in a milkshake with milk, vanilla ice cream and le Fruit de Monin Banana. Monin praline syrup will also mix well in cocktails like squirrels, after dinners or in mocktails (mixed with juices like pear, apple, raspberry...).

About Monin
Founded in 1912 by George Monin this very traditional French company is still owned by the Monin family. Today George's grandson Oliver runs a company with manufacturing plants on 3 continents and sells a range of over 140 flavours of syrup.
In 2013 Monin launched Monin Studio London in Hoxton Square, Shoreditch. Visitors to the Studio can make every drink imaginable using Monin's range of premium syrups, fruit purees, smoothie mixes, sweet sauces and frappe powders.
The Studio was opened by Olivier Monin who explains:
The Monin Studio London is the perfect showcase for the flexibility of our product range. Baristas and bartenders are our greatest ambassadors, and I always admire their creativity and passion for our brand. Now they have a dedicated space to experiment and develop their drinks menus in one of the cocktail capitals of the world.

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Ingredients
Sugar, water, flavouring, concentrated lemon juice, colour: E150a, preservative: E202. Contains bitter almond extract.

Allergen Information
(For allergens, see ingredients listed in bold)
Dietary Information
GMO-Free Vegan Friendly
Brand
Monin
Storage
Once opened syrups should be stored in a cool place, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources like boilers or stoves.
Syrup pumps should be washed or sterilised with baby milk bottle cleaner prior to first use and when moving from one bottle to another.
Best Before End: Printed on Packaging
Usage Instructions
Add to beverage to taste requirements.
Manufacturer
Georges Monin SAS, 3 rue goerges monin, 18000 Bourges, France
Distributed in the UK by:
Bennett Opie Limited, Chalkwell Road, Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 2LE.

Nutritional Data

Typical Values

per 100g

Energy KJ

1352(KJ)

Energy kcal

323(kcal)

Fat

0gg

Saturated Fat

0gg

Total Carbohydrates

80.3gg

Of which sugars

79.5gg

Fibre

0gg

Protein

0gg

Sodium

0gg

Salt

0.03gg

Values may vary from batch to batch due to variations which can occur in natural ingredients.

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