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Syrup

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Syrup is a thick and sweet liquid.

Maltose syrup
Maltose syrup

It is made by mixing sugar and water. Some syrup comes from plants.

Cane syrup comes from sugar cane. Maple syrup comes from sap. Agave syrup comes from a plant stem.

Sirup vom Sirupier de Berne
Sirup vom Sirupier de Berne

Syrup is easy to mix. It works well in cold drinks. This is because sugar does not melt easily in cold water.

People add flavors to some syrups. They might use herbs or spices. This makes tasty drinks and treats.

Syrup can be very thick. It can feel like molasses. It is a sweet treat for many.

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