Passion fruit syrup is the perfect combination of sweet, sour, and tropical. Passion fruits are naturally sweet but also quite sour, with an almost floral-like aroma. The bright yellow-orange pulp has an intense flavor that's a little like pineapple, and a little like mango, but with a strong and refreshing acidity. Passion fruit's tropical sweetness …
Amy Traynor
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