What is syrup in soanish?

El jarabe is the Spanish word for syrup. Syrup can refer to different types of thick and sweet liquids used as toppings, flavorings, or sweeteners. Some common types of syrups include maple syrup, caramel syrup, chocolate syrup, and fruit syrups.

In Spanish cuisine, there are several types of syrups used in desserts and drinks, such as:

  • Almíbar: a sweet syrup made from boiling sugar and water, often used to sweeten cakes, pastries, and canned or preserved fruits.

  • Miellla: a thicker version of almíbar, made by cooking the syrup for a longer time until it reaches a honey-like consistency.

  • Chocolate para fundir: a thick chocolate syrup used for dipping, drizzling, or frosting desserts.

  • Siropes de frutas: fruit syrups made by simmering fruit pulp, sugar, and water, often used to flavor cocktails, ice creams, or pancakes.

  • Jarabes medicinales: syrups used as cough suppressants or expectorants, made from natural or synthetic ingredients.