glacé cherry
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A cherry preserved in a sugar syrup, often used in baking.
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- Decorate the cake with a single glacé cherry in the center.
- Top the cupcakes with a single glacé cherry for a classic look.
- The recipe for this fruitcake calls for a cup of chopped glacé cherries.
- She folded a glacé cherry into each scone before baking.
- The bright red of the glacé cherry stood out against the white icing.
- Do you prefer a glacé cherry on your sundae or on your fruitcake?
- Do you prefer your scones with or without a glacé cherry on top?
- The recipe calls for one glacé cherry per tart shell.
- He carefully placed a halved glacé cherry on each biscuit before baking.
- A bright red glacé cherry finished the dessert beautifully.
- I always used to pick the glacé cherry off the trifle and eat it first.
- If you're avoiding added sugar, simply skip the glacé cherry.
- A classic cocktail is often garnished with an orange slice and a glacé cherry.
- In our test kitchen, every slice was garnished with a glacé cherry.
- The sweetness of the glacé cherry complements the rich, dark chocolate perfectly.
- Could you replace the glacé cherry with fresh berries instead?
- You can usually find glacé cherries in the baking aisle of the supermarket.
- The birthday cake was crowned with a single glacé cherry.
- While some find its texture artificial, the glacé cherry is essential for traditional holiday cakes.
- Traditionally, each trifle is topped with a glacé cherry.