Smallwares

Monin Raspberry SyrupUsually raspberries are red but legend says that all raspberries were once white. One day, the Nymph Ida tried to pick some wild white raspberries to calm the god Jupiter who was in a rage. While picking the fruits, Ida scratched her...

  Monin Pomegranate SyrupLong revered in mythology as a symbol of hope and eternity, the pomegranate is prized for its juicy sweet and tart flavor. In recent years, pomegranate has gone from a Mediterranean favorite with limited presence in American...

    Monin Pineapple Syrup The Spanish explorers discovered the pineapple in the lush regions of the tropical Americas and brought the fruit to Europe. They thought pineapples looked like pine cones, so they called them the name of pine cones in...

Monin Pinacolada Syrup   One of MONIN’s ‘virgin flavour’ range, Piña-Colada syrup was created to bring a taste of Puerto Rico to non-alcoholic versions of the Classic Piña-Colada or Coco Loco drinks. Meaning...

  Monin Peach SyrupThe scientific name of the peach is Persica. This is because the origin of the peach tree was thought to be Persia (today's Iran). Modern botanists have since narrowed the peaches' origin to China. There, the peach was said to be...

Monin Passion Fruit Syrup   Cultivated in many tropical and temperate regions in the Americas, North Africa and Australia, the passion fruit is known by many exotic sounding names, including Maracuya, Chinola, Parcha, Lilikoi, Granadilla, Sweet Cup...

  Monin Mango SyrupThe sweet, juicy mango is a tropical favorite, enjoyed in tropical countries around the world. Mangoes are delicious simply peeled and eaten plain or used in salads or chutney. The yellow to orange pulp is juicy, distinctively...

Monin Lychee Syrup    An ancient Chinese fruit, Lychee is the fruit of a tropical and sub-tropical tree native to China, Taiwan and Southeast Asia.  The rough pink red rind is peeled to reveal a creamy white pulp, similar in texture to...

Monin Lime Syrup Limes (also known as Persian limes) are green citrus fruits similar to lemons but generally smaller and with a more nuanced aroma. Their popularity has taken the flavor of Lime from Asian and Latin American cuisine's to most American...

Monin Lemon Syrup The fresh zest and citrusy sour, acidic juice of lemon is a mainstay in sunny, fruity drinks and adds zing to beverages of every kind. Use our Lemon Syrup to make amazing lemonades (obviously), cocktails and sodas.Monin Lemon Syrup...

Monin Lavender Syrup Lavender brings about images of the light purple, heavenly scented lavender fields of Provence, France. The flower has been used for millennia, at least since the Roman Empire. Current uses for lavender include perfumes and...

Monin Kiwi Syrup Originally from China, the kiwi fruit is widely cultivated in New Zealand. This has caused the fruit to be referred to as "Kiwi", like the tailless and long-beaked bird that is the country's symbol. The fruit offers an intense emerald...