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Delicious, you should add condensed milk.
Similar to the ginseng we drank in Vietnam when we were children.
Make delicious pandan milk tea.
Haven’t open it yet. Will do when it’s opened.
This is my first time buying it, just to see how it is.
I bought this bottle to make pandan syrup or jelly; it tastes really good.
Drinking pandan-flavored milk brings back childhood memories, and making cakes and jelly is also a good idea.
This is my first time buying it, I'll try it. A childhood favorite syrup.
I haven't used it yet. But the expiration date is far off. The fact that it's in Vietnamese makes me happy.
Not tasty, has a slightly off-putting smell.
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Great stuff, you can make popsicle with leftover juice.
I’m surprised by how many pieces were in the can. It’s very delicious! Will definitely rebuy.
This reminds me of passion fruit and I would buy again because I enjoy drinking the syrup and eating them!
If you can’t afford to buy the fresh mangosteen, this will satisfy your cravings.
Not a lot but really sweet. More affordable than fresh
I love these. So sweet and juicy
good quality
It’s good ! Tasty
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it came safely wrap and not damaged when received. I like that, the expiration is at least 2 years. now I can start making some of my favorite snacks like pitchi pitchi.
It was bubble wrapped so it arrived safely.
Thank you weee! Everything looks great
very nice aroma, gives nice flavor without using too much.
Delicious but tiny
cant wait to use this in my dessert
On time for me to make some cakes!
The order for fresh pandan leaves was cancelled, so I can only buy this to try, a very small bottle
Packaged good
OMG, a mini bottle within a mini
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Very good…we love it
Add to fragrant tea. Don't add it while cooking, but when turning off the stove, add a few drops later or it will be bitter.
If you are making sweet rice this is a must
Good choice
addition to my cooking
Got it on sale. Nice fragrance flavor, I prefer this brand
Using to make cookies.
Nice and good ??
it helps the food taste good
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I made that Thai
Ingredient for my bilobilo
this is a good size!
Consistent as published
Good quality
a good brand we use this to add taste to certain dessert like rice cake, coconut rice pudding with corn fruit salad etc really delicious
Will use it for espasol and ginataang bilo bilo.
Good brand!
On ltime less than 24 hours delivery
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What is pandan syrup?
Pandan syrup is a sweet, aromatic extract derived from the pandan leaf, popular in Southeast Asian cuisine. It's used to flavor desserts and drinks.
How is pandan syrup used in cooking?
Pandan syrup is used in a variety of desserts, cakes, cocktails and beverages for its unique flavor and aroma. It can also be used in savory dishes.
What does pandan syrup smell like?
Pandan syrup has a sweet, fragrant smell that's sometimes likened to the scent of freshly baked bread or cookies.
Is pandan syrup the same as pandan extract?
Not entirely. While both are flavorings made from pandan leaves, the syrup is specifically sweet and used often in desserts, whereas the extract may not be sweetened and can be used in a wider range of dishes.
Is pandan syrup gluten-free?
Yes, pandan syrup is inherently gluten-free though you should always check the label for any additional ingredients.
How long can I store pandan syrup?
In the fridge, an opened bottle of pandan syrup can last up to 6 months.
What are the nutritional facts of pandan syrup?
Pandan syrup is high in sugar, hence should be consumed in moderation. It’s not a significant source of vitamins or minerals.
Is pandan syrup safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women?
Pandan syrup should be safe for pregnant or breastfeeding women when taken in normal food amounts. However, it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider.
Where does pandan syrup originate from?
Pandan syrup is originally from Southeast Asia, including countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
What does pandan syrup taste like?
Pandan syrup has a sweet and unique flavor that's often described as a cross between coconut and vanilla.
Can I make my own pandan syrup?
Yes, pandan syrup can be homemade by boiling pandan leaves in sugar and water until it reduces to a syrup consistency.
Can pandan syrup be substituted for pandan extract?
Yes, pandan syrup can be used in place of pandan extract in some recipes, though it will introduce additional sweetness.
Is pandan syrup vegan?
Yes, pandan syrup is generally vegan as it's made from plant-based ingredients.
Does pandan syrup go bad?
Yes, like many food products, pandan syrup can go bad after a long period, especially if not stored properly.
Can I consume pandan syrup if I have diabetes?
Diabetic individuals should consume pandan syrup sparingly due to its high sugar content. It's best to consult a healthcare professional first.
Where can I buy pandan syrup?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
- Delicious, you should add condensed milk.
- Similar to the ginseng we drank in Vietnam when we were children.
- Make delicious pandan milk tea.
- Haven’t open it yet. Will do when it’s opened.
- This is my first time buying it, just to see how it is.
- I bought this bottle to make pandan syrup or jelly; it tastes really good.
- Drinking pandan-flavored milk brings back childhood memories, and making cakes and jelly is also a good idea.
- This is my first time buying it, I'll try it. A childhood favorite syrup.
- I haven't used it yet. But the expiration date is far off. The fact that it's in Vietnamese makes me happy.
- Not tasty, has a slightly off-putting smell.
- Great stuff, you can make popsicle with leftover juice.
- I’m surprised by how many pieces were in the can. It’s very delicious! Will definitely rebuy.
- This reminds me of passion fruit and I would buy again because I enjoy drinking the syrup and eating them!
- If you can’t afford to buy the fresh mangosteen, this will satisfy your cravings.
- Not a lot but really sweet. More affordable than fresh
- I love these. So sweet and juicy
- good quality
- It’s good ! Tasty
- it came safely wrap and not damaged when received. I like that, the expiration is at least 2 years. now I can start making some of my favorite snacks like pitchi pitchi.
- It was bubble wrapped so it arrived safely.
- Very good…we love it
- Add to fragrant tea. Don't add it while cooking, but when turning off the stove, add a few drops later or it will be bitter.
- If you are making sweet rice this is a must
- Good choice
- addition to my cooking
- Got it on sale. Nice fragrance flavor, I prefer this brand
- Using to make cookies.
- Nice and good ??
- it helps the food taste good
- I made that Thai
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