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Product Description
From Italy
Presented in an appealing ceramic jar, Fabbri Amarena Cherries Whole in Syrup Wild comes from preserving amarena cherries in a rich amarena syrup made from a classic recipe. Amarena is a sour cherry, with a dark red color and a slightly bitter sweet flavor. The sensory experience of these crunchy cherries bathed in the sweet aromatic syrup is addicting, allowing the contents of Fabbri Amarena Cherries Whole in Syrup Wild to be useful for many different applications. The cherries of Fabbri Amarena Cherries Whole in Syrup Wild are perfect for any dish requiring candied cherries, including pancakes, desserts, ice cream, champagne, and glasses of seltzer.Producer Spotlight
Fabbri was born from the union between Gennaro Fabbri and his wife Rachele Buriani, who would develop the first ever Amarena Fabbri syrup. To celebrate her creation, Gennaro Fabbri gave his wife a beautiful jar created by Faenza ceramist Riccardo Gatti. Together, with Rachel’s recipe and Gennaro’s business acumen, the couple turned Amarena Fabbri syrup into a distinctive form of innovation and creativity, a fruit with its distinctive red hues. Together these features, a dessert, a fruit, and a distinctive white and blue jar, have all combined to become a symbol of Fabbri in Italy and over 100 countries around the world since the company’s founding in 1905.
Nutritional Facts
Fabbri was born from the union between Gennaro Fabbri and his wife Rachele Buriani, who would develop the first ever Amarena Fabbri syrup. To celebrate her creation, Gennaro Fabbri gave his wife a beautiful jar created by Faenza ceramist Riccardo Gatti. Together, with Rachel’s recipe and Gennaro’s business acumen, the couple turned Amarena Fabbri syrup into a distinctive form of innovation and creativity, a fruit with its distinctive red hues. Together these features, a dessert, a fruit, and a distinctive white and blue jar, have all combined to become a symbol of Fabbri in Italy and over 100 countries around the world since the company’s founding in 1905.
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