Traditional Lime Cordial

Syrup

Traditional Lime Cordial

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Traditional lime cordial is lime juice and zest with sugar: greener, more aromatic, sharper than lemon cordial. Fresh-lime versions taste of peel oil; cooked ones can go candy. A gimlet historically used sweetened lime. Fresh lime cordial is brighter than a long-cooked one.

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Unit

Characteristics

Preparations

DiluteGimlet

Traits

BarCandy If OvercookedGimlet KinGreenGreen SharpLime Juice ZestPeel OilSharper Than Lemon

History

GB

Preserved lime juice and sugar went to sea; sweet lime mixes became a bar habit.

Household lime cordial was bottled in citrus colonies and Britain.

Traditional fresh lime cordial was remade by bartenders tired of candy lime.

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