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syrupy

[sur-uh-pee, sir-] / ˈsɜr ə pi, ˈsɪr- /
























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Much like the fruit, the puffs are refreshing yet syrupy with a slight tartness.

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I’d spend hours basking under the sun, popping one lychee after another into my mouth, indulging in their syrupy goodness.

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They’re tart and syrupy, with a fruit flavor that somehow feels more real than real peaches.

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Always a moment when the heat is heavy but not unwelcome, when the air feels syrupy and gold, and dinner is less a thing to be cooked than a thing to be assembled.

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Cherry is also excellent in savory contexts; I love it in rich gastriques and syrupy reductions, too, balanced with some stock or butter to help it decisively cross the line into savory.

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