maraschino

People eat maraschino cherries on ice cream sundaes in many countries where people claim the dye is banned, yet the cherries still contain the die.

The factory buys cherries and makes Maraschino cherries (pickled, dyed bright red, and packed in sugar syrup).

For what it's worth, there are still a couple of brands that make something close to actual maraschino cherries, i.e.

Good maraschino cherries are expensive and yet so incredibly good they're absolutely worth it.

Bees start to turn red, causing people to think of the maraschino cherry factory.

After three days you'll have a mason jar full of delicious Maraschino cherries.

Delicious in served in a coupe glass garnished w a maraschino cherry.

Cocktail cherries are another cocktail ingredient with a similar insane drift from their origins - good quality Luxardos taste amazing and fruity and come packed in this deep purple fruity maraschino syrup, while supermarket Maraschino Cherries taste...

Of course, this article appeared only a few days after another article about bees drinking maraschino cherry juice in Red Hook and producing red metallic-tasting honey.

Make your own the old fashioned way - just buy a bag of whole frozen sweet cherries, put them in a mason jar, and cover with Maraschino (Luxardo).

My favorite concoction is: Mountain Dew, Grenadine, Watermellon, and Extra Maraschino Cherries.

Last word: 3/4oz ea of gin, maraschino, green chartreuse, lime juice.

Garnish with maraschino cherry." And searching for 'vodka martini' just gives a blank page.

I spotted an interesting data standardization anomaly: "A The Last Word is a Gin Gimlet but you replace simple syrup with green chartreuse, replace lime juice with maraschino, and add lime." It appears that "lime juice" and "lime" exist as separate ingredients in the ingredient lists, even though they're exactly the same thing.

Maraschino cherries have been found to cause cancer in white rats.