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Stemmed Cocktail Cherries Looking for some delicious, gourmet cherries These Royal Anne Cherries are the real deal. They are ready to use straight from the jar, where they can be plopped into any cocktail or placed on a side plate for nibbling. The cherries are Maraschino flavored, which gives a delightful sour cherry taste with a hint of almond. Cocktails shouldnt be just thrown together. They are crafted to perfection in both taste and design. The stemmed cherries are the ultimate garnish for adding authenticity and extra sweetness to any classic cocktail.The Collins Way The year is 1934, and on North Clark Street in Chicago, Collins Brothers have just opened their doors to sell a simple metal bottle opener and homemade grenadine. Since then, Collins Brothers has expanded their range to include a variety of garnishes, mixers, and syrups. Being recognized for outstanding service has remained at the forefront of our brand philosophy, and always will. In the unlikely event that youre not satisfied; well * your cherries or * your *. Fantastic Gift These stemmed cherries are ideal for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, or as a special treat for that cocktail-lover in your life. They are also the perfect item to take to any dinner party or evening gathering.

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Cherries, water, corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup, sugar, citric acid, natural and artificial flavors, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate (preservatives), FD&C red #40, sulfur dioxide (preservative)

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Product Dimensions	6.35 x 6.35 x 12.45 cm; 435.45 g
Item model number	C20
Product Name	Premium Garnish for Cocktails Martinis, Manhattan, Old Fashioned, Desserts, Drinks,
Weight	435 g
Volume	10 Fluid Ounces
Units	283.4 Grams
Brand	Collins Chicago
Cuisine	American
Manufacturer	Collins

Collins Consumables Stemmed Royal Anne Cherries Premium Garnish for Cocktails Martinis, Manhattan, Old Fashioned, Desserts, Drinks, 10 Ounce, Black

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