Even the calm and bland Martians stopped sipping their wine syrup and nodded darkly to the rhythm. A flatbed truck is parked nearby, on which is a huge tank filled with sugar syrup. Pancake Granola Tiny pancakes stacked in a bowl and dipped in syrup look like a breakfast that only Buddy of the Elf would love. Once all the sugar syrup is incorporated, gradually increase the speed to medium high and be careful not to increase the speed too quickly, otherwise some of the hot syrup may splash. Here`s what you need to know about the history of tree tapping and the basics of tapping trees for syrup. Britannica English: Syrup translation for Arabic speakers So he sent me two bottles of drink and syrup, one bottle to take away and the other tomorrow morning. Syrup is the thick, sweet liquid you pour over your blueberry pancakes. Maple syrup is just one of many deliciously sticky syrups. Brown points to his pinching striker, a shaken, sour drink that fuses fresh lemon juice with ginger syrup. There remained a dark sticky syrup, which was only partially soluble in water.

Middle English syrup, Anglo-French syrop, medieval Latin syrupus, Arabic Sharäb These sample phrases are automatically selected from various online information sources to reflect the current use of the word “syrup”. The views expressed in the examples do not represent the views of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us your feedback. A little sugar and heated water on the stove served as syrup, and canned butter was also on hand. Syrup is a sweetener that dissolves in liquid faster and easier than sugar, so it is often used in beverages. Corn syrup sweetens many sodas, and you can pour a simple syrup (made by melting sugar in hot water and cooling) into your iced tea. The source of Old French is syrup, “sweet drink”, from Arabic sharab, “drink”. Trista makes the shake, purees a banana, adds cherry syrup, milk and soft ice cream.