Le Fruit de MONIN Pineapple
Fruit mix preparation
Origin
A tropical indigenous to Southern Brazil, the pineapple's tough, spiky armour encases a succulent, golden fruit bursting with juiciness and the taste of the tropics, Spreading throughout South America and all over the world from the 17th century, today it has become a firm favourite, Sweet and tangy with a hint of acidity, Le Fruit de MONIN Pineapple perfectly captures this fruit's tender flesh, Add a splash of sunshine and exoticism to a pina-colada or create refreshing iced teas and concoctions with this vibrant and versatile flavour,
Colour
Bright textured yellow
Flavours associations
Honey, citrus, ginger, spice
Applications
Lemonades
Iced teas
Smoothies
Cocktails
Toppings
Format: 1L
Ingredients:
Sugar, pineapple (puree and bits), acidifying agent: citric acid, natural flavouring, preservative agent: potassium sorbate, thickening agent: pectin, colouring agent: safflower extract. Contains 50.1% pineapple. |
Nutrition Facts per 100 ml:
Energy: 332 kcal / 1408 kJ; Fat: 0.1 g, of which saturates: 0 g; Carbohydrate: 81 g, of which sugars: 81 g g; Protein: 0.3 g mg; Salt: 0 g.
Best before:
18 months before opening and 4 weeks after opening in a clean, dry place at room temperature (<25 °C)
Approx. dilution guidance:
1+6
applications |
Cocktails, Culinary , Mojitos, Smoothies & Frappes, Sodas & Lemonades |
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Tasting notes | Nose: Fresh and sweet pineapple Attack:Sweet pineapple with honey notes Length in mouth: Light and refreshing pineapple |
MONIN Bartender Tips | Pineapple fruit is one of the most used flavour in drink applications, even culinaries. Sweet and tangy flavour with pulpy texture, it allows you to be creative in exploring new recipes to complement a variety of applications such as cocktails, iced teas, smoothies and even lemonades. My personal favourite is to use this concentrated pineapple flavour in a fruity martini recipe. |