Origin
The tropical fruit, a passion fruit is about the size of an egg with a brittle purple or yellow shell encasing crunchy seeds and soft juicy flesh bursting with a strong, fragrant flavour. Native to Brazil, Paraguay and Northern Argentina, passion fruit is so-called because it is a vine species of passion flower, also known as the 'purple granadilla' in South Africa. Both the seeds and the pulp are used in salads and puddings such as cheesecake and pavlova. Passion fruit is also delicious in drinks, jellies and mousses.

For the taste of the tropics, add the fruity aroma and sweet and sour taste of MONIN Passion Fruit syrup to cocktails, sodas, lemonades, fruit punches and smoothies.
 
Colour
Cloudy yellow
 
Tasting notes
Exotic fruity aroma, sweet and sour taste which will make you feel like eating fresh passion fruit.
 
Beverage Innovation Directors tips
With a true sweet and sour taste, MONIN Passion Fruit syrup is particularly enhanced with other exotic flavours such as mango. One of my favourite uses is with iced tea : mudde lemon slices and MONIN Passion Fruit syrup and top mix with fresh brewed tea.
Applications
Sodas
Lemonades
Cocktails
Fruit punches
Smoothies
Cold cocoas
 
Ingredients:
Sugar, water, concentrated lemon juice, concentrated passion fruit juice, concentrated orange juice, colour: E161b, natural flavouring, emulsifiers: acacia gum, E445. Total fruit juice: 36%, including 10% passion fruit juice.
Nutrition Facts per 100 ml:
Energy: 338 kcal / 1412 kJ; Fat: 0 g, of which saturates: 0 g; Carbohydrate: 83.2 g, of which sugars: 82.1 g; Fibers: 0 g; Protein: 0 g; Sodium: 11 mg; Salt: 0.03 g.