syrup

Converse of object

• pour: No Im not talking about pouring syrup on your monitor!
• flavor: For a real indulgence prepare a sugar syrup flavored with white wine.
• boil: Climb the steps of the 17th-century fort and view the holes down which boiling date syrup was poured on attacking forces.
• add: Add sufficient sugar syrup to dry ingredients to make a stiff dough.

Adjective modifier

• golden: What to do Put three cans of golden syrup in the white bucket.
• balsamic: The other garnish we used was balsamic vinegar syrup.
• sticky: I'm a young boy feasting on pancakes dripping in sticky maple syrup.
• thick: Thick syrup in the form of two pounds of sugar per pint of water, must be fed.
• sweet: The color is deep amber and the aroma very sweet, like syrup of figs, with an attractive light oily note.
• brown: We propose that the crucial mineral added to the murky brown syrup to help produce the crystalline sugar was fine-grained calcite.

Modifies a noun

• sponge: Ms Ginger Cake's meal was a great mix of Jamaican and other food and we finished with a most praiseworthy syrup sponge.
• mixture: Dissolve the bicarbonate of soda in a little water and add to the melted golden syrup mixture.

Noun used with modifier

• maple: Then sprinkle the brown sugar, or maple syrup, over them too.
• gomme: Detroit Martini 6cl vodka 2cl gomme syrup 6 fresh mint leaves Place all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
• fructose: High fructose corn syrup is made from genetically modified corn treated with genetically modified enzymes.
• high-fructose: One of the most lucrative tricks of the trade is the use of high-fructose corn syrup.
• glucose: In the food industry, enzymes are mainly used for: Producing glucose syrup by breaking down starch.
• corn: Corn syrup in formulas can also cause a problem.

Preposition: in

saucepan: Melt the fat and syrup in a saucepan but don't allow it to become hot.

Preposition: of

fig: All good parents made sure their children were ' regular ' with a weekly dose of syrup of figs.