HUDABEAUTY Easy Bake Loose Baking & Setting Powder Full Size - CHERRY BLOSSOM (Sheer Soft Pink), 20 g (Pack of 1)

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Sakura Syrup has a mild and original taste, but still brings a wonderful floral aroma. It’s ideal to use in most drinks, because it will not overpower other flavors. Sweet and floral, this syrup is ideal to bring in the smell and taste of spring to your drinks or desserts! Why you’ll love this recipeNote: Don't ingest the leaves in high quantities as it contains coumarin, which can be toxic in large doses. Add ½ C cold water (125ml) to a bowl and sprinkle powdered gelatin over top. Set aside to let it bloom. Ice cream – make any ice cream gourmet with a drizzle of this Sakura Syrup on top. It works really well with Vanilla or Matcha ice cream. Cherry blossom syrup can be stored for up to 2-3 week in the fridge. After cooling it down completely, pour it into a sterile and dry airtight bottle or jar and refrigerate.

Every year, the short but sweet cherry blossom season captures our hearts all across the world. Whether you’re in Asia, America or Europe, we all get to enjoy its ephemeral beauty and magnificent scent.This dessert has two components -- the coconut panna cotta and sakura cherry blossom jelly, but uses mainly the same ingredients: Sakura cherry blossom syrup is made from either fresh or preserved cherry blossoms. It has a sweet, floral and delicate flavour, that smells as good as it tastes. It’s a little similar to Rose Syrup, but much more delicate and with hints of honey. This Sakura Cherry Blossom Panna Cotta Jelly is a light dessert featuring coconut milk panna cotta and a delicate sakura jelly on top. It's whimsical and perfect for ushering in Spring. Whip the cream with a milk frother or small whisk until the texture becomes frothy and foamy. The goal isn’t to beat the cream until peaks form but instead to fluffy it up a bit. Napoleon was the "only son of Mr. Price late Price & Gosnell" i.e. when Price & Gosnell split in 1832 (a few months before the death of JG I), Price continued as a competitor to JG, then became Napoleon Price.