date syrup
Middle Eastern sweetener
Date syrup is a thick, dark sweetener made from dates, used in Middle Eastern and North African cooking.
It has a rich, caramel-like flavor with notes of molasses.
Date syrup appears in marinades, desserts, and as a topping for pancakes or yogurt: She drizzled date syrup over the oatmeal.
- halvaNutty, dense confection
- natural sweetenerUnprocessed sugar source
- sucroseGlucose-fructose disaccharide
- tahiniGround sesame paste
- Persian cuisineCooking traditions of Iran
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- Middle Eastern foodhummus, falafel, pita, shawarma, tabbouleh
- sweetenerssugar, honey, brown sugar, white sugar, sucrose
- syrupsgrenadine, orgeat
- datesdates, fresh dates, today, tomorrow, yesterday
- Middle Eastern Condimentshummus, tahini, tahini sauce, baba ganoush, labneh
- palm productspalm oil, palm wine, palm sugar, palm fronds, palm leaves
sweetener type
date syrupartificial sweetener
Manufactured sugar replacement
aspartame · saccharin · simple syrup · corn syrup · stevia
taste quality
date syrupvinegar
Acidic cooking liquid
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