rose syrup

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What is rose syrup, gulab ka syrup?



The dark pink, floral fragrance of rose is replicated in flavour and taste when blended with large amounts of sugar to create rose syrup. This syrup is versatile and is used to flavour a plethora of recipes from many middle eastern countries and India. The sugary sweetness of rose syrup is balanced by ingredients that have bitter notes like spices and lime zest.

How to select rose syrup, gulab ka syrup


• Rose syrup is available commercially.
• The organic variety of this syrup can be purchased online as well.
• If purchasing it commercially ensure that the seal is unbroken.
• Please read the manufacturing and expiry dates to ensure maximum product freshness.

Culinary Uses of rose syrup, gulab ka syrup


• Chilled water and ice cubes when added to rose syrup makes for an extremely refreshing drink.
• Milkshakes, ice slush, kulfis, chilled soft drinks, taste great when flavoured with rose syrup.
• Waffles and pancakes can take on a more exotic taste when paired with rose syrup and dried fruits, alongside a tall glass of saffron milk.
• Rose falooda is a delicious Indian dessert served chilled.
• Rose flavoured icing on cookies and cakes give it a middle eastern flavour.
• Rose syrup can also be drizzled on rice pudding with finely chopped pistachio, almonds and raisins.

How to store rose syrup, gulab ka syrup


• Until the seal is broken, store the unopened bottle in a cool, dry place at room temperature
• After breaking the seal, refrigerate the product to extend its shelf life.
• Since syrups contains a high amount of sugar, it acts as a preservative and ensures that the product has a long shelf life.
• Unopened bottles remain for a year with the flavour and taste of rose intact.