marasca cherry (Meaning)
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marasca cherry (n)
Dalmatian bitter wild cherry tree bearing fruit whose juice is made into maraschino liqueur
Synonyms & Antonyms of marasca cherry
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marasca cherry Sentence Examples
- The tantalizing aroma of marasca cherries filled the air, promising a sweet treat.
- Grandma's famous tart cherry pie featured plump, juicy marasca cherries.
- The vibrant red hue of marasca cherries added a festive touch to holiday desserts.
- The unique, slightly bitter flavor of marasca cherries complemented savory dishes as well.
- The marasca cherry liqueur known as maraschino had a rich, nutty sweetness.
- The marasca cherry is a tart, red variety prized for its intense flavor and culinary versatility.
- A handful of marasca cherries added a burst of tartness to a refreshing summer salad.
- The marasca cherry jam spread on toast made for a delectable morning meal.
- The sweet and tangy flavor of marasca cherries made them a perfect ingredient for festive cocktails.
- The marasca cherry garnish on top of a creamy milkshake was the finishing touch of indulgence.
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Dalmatian bitter wild cherry tree bearing fruit whose juice is made into maraschino liqueur
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tantalizing aroma of marasca cherries filled the air, promising a sweet treat.
Grandma's famous tart cherry pie featured plump, juicy marasca cherries.
The vibrant red hue of marasca cherries added a festive touch to holiday desserts.
The unique, slightly bitter flavor of marasca cherries complemented savory dishes as well.
