Raspberry Dessert Sauce?

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Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

Perhaps it's Chambord you are thinking of.

Cindi

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-- Joe

Quoted message said:

Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

This is just a lead, not an answer, but might you be thinking of
Chambord, raspberry liqueur?

--Lia

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Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

Perhaps it's Chambord you are thinking of.

EXACTLY! It was driving me crazy.

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Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

Perhaps it's Chambord you are thinking of.

EXACTLY! It was driving me crazy.

Hate that dontcha? The inability to remember something that is right there
on the tip of your brain. Oh man that drives me insane.

Cindi

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Quoted message said:

Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

I make my own raspberry hooch. The recipe is a snap..... a quart, a quart
and a pound. ....... a quart of liquor, a quart of raspberries and a pound
of sugar. Put the sugar and alcohol into a big jug and stir / shake to
dissolves as much sugar as possible and then add the raspberries. Turn each
day for a month. The raspberries will lose their colour and as the alcohol
absorbs the colour and flavour. Pour off the liquid through a strainer
and discard the berries and you left with a sweet raspberry cordial that
can be poured in small doses over ice cream.

Quoted message said:

Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

-- Joe

Hi Joe, My uncle John is a baker and specializes in Desert Sauces,
also very well known for it! I'l ask him and I'll get back to you, Is
that fine with you

Quoted message said:

Hi all, I'm having trouble tracking down the name / brand for a
raspberry syrup used in desserts (topping puddings or ice cream). I
believe it contains brandy or other liquor as it has a bit of a 'kick'
to it. Popular brands (like Smuckers) have the raspberry part down,
but too much sugar and none of the 'kick'. Any leads would be
appreciated.

The Jelly Crate is Stoney Creek Ont. makes a great raspberry in ice wine
topping. We had a jar of it sitting around sine Christmas and just opened
it last week. It was delicious.