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Sonoma Syrups Simple Syrups Feature Pure Cane Sugar, Natural Fruits And Organic Garden Botanicals ONOM A-CODE Description PACK SIZE S A 1969541 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, GINGER, WHITE, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML Premium Fresh White Young Spring Ginger Infused For A Peppery, Sweet Taste 5404391 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, GRENADINE, POMEGRANATE, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML YRUP Thick, Deep Flavor, Interesting Addition To Chutneys, Compotes, S S Vinaigrettes, Sauces And Marinades American Artisanal Infused Simple Syrups, 3558253 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, LAVENDER, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML Fresh Provence Culinary Lavender Flowers Infused, Use With Hot Teas, Extracts, Bar Mixers And Drinking Vinegar Sparkling Water, Sorbets Farm To Flavor, Hand Crafted, All Natural Ingredients, NO GMO’s 9085508 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, LEMON MEYER, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML Fresh California Meyer Lemon Juice Infused, Drizzle Over Yogurt, Fruit, Versatile For Barista And Chef Applications, Whipped Cream Shelf Stable, Ready To Use 4111656 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, MINT, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML Fresh Spearmint Leaves Infused For A Classic, Refreshing Taste 3092141 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, PEPPERMINT, GLASS BOTTLE 12/375 ML All Natural Organic Peppermint Oil Infused, Wonderful In Hot Cocoa, Mochas And Ice Cream 3197979 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, PUMPKIN PIE LATTE, GLASS BOTTLE 12/375 ML Organic Domestic Pumpkin Puree, Premium Spices. Classic Latte Syrup, Ideal Over Pancakes, Ice Cream 2285076 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, VANILLA, GLASS BOTTLE 12/375 ML Made With Pure Cane Sugar And A Hint Of Vanilla, Can Be Use To Flavor And Sweeten Almost Anything 8799417 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, VANILLA ALMOND, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML Natural Almond, Orange Blossom Flower Water And Creamy Vanilla Infused 2239640 BAR MIX, SIMPLE SYRUP, VANILLA BEAN, GLASS BOTTLE 6/375 ML Made With The Finest Quality Premium Madagascar Bourbon And Tahitian Vanilla Beans 1124306 DRINK, APPLE CIDER VINEGAR WITH LEMON AND VANILLA, ORGANIC, GLASS BOTTLE 12/375 ML Raw, Unfiltered, Unpasteurized, Infused With Pure Lemon And Tahitian Madagascar Vanilla Sprinkle On Salads, Use In Vinaigrettes, Baking, Sauce Ingredient, Shrub Swizzles 8878069 BAR MIX, GRENADINE, GLASS BOTTLE 12/8 OZ Authentic Grenadine With Over 45% Pure Pomegranate Juice 9107254 BAR MIX, LIME JUICE SWEETENED, GLASS BOTTLE 12/8 OZ Combination Of Key, Persian Lime Juice, Just Right Balance Of Tart And Sweet 1020352 BAR MIX, OLIVE JUICE, GLASS BOTTLE 6/750 ML Locally Sourced, Naturally Cured For An All Natural Dirty Martini With Country Wine And Taste 8953454 EXTRACT, ALMOND PURE, DOMESTIC, GLASS BOTTLE 12/8 OZ Made With The Purest Oil Of Bitter Almond For Extra Strong, Sweet And Nutty Flavor 8094331 EXTRACT, LEMON PURE, DOMESTIC, GLASS BOTTLE 6/4 OZ Bright, Exquisite Aroma And Flavor Bouquet Of The Purest Terpeneless Lemon Oil 2615574 EXTRACT, VANILLA PURE BLEND, GLASS BOTTLE 12/8 OZ Blend Of Tahitian And Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla, Perfect For Baking And All Culinary Applications 1840948 EXTRACT, VANILLA PURE BEAN CRUSH,GLASS BOTTLE 12/8 OZ Blend Of Tahitian And Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla With Vanilla Bean Seeds Flavor Profile is Robust, Floral And Aromatic With A Creamy Vintage Velvety After Tone 6570644 PUMP, SYRUP PLASTIC FOR 375 & 750 ML BOTTLE 4 EA Durable 14” Pump For 750 ML Bottles, Cut To Use With 375 ML bottles D E L ivers W ithin 3 to 5 B usiness D AY S Contact your US Foods® Territory Manager to place your order Today. If you have any questions, please call a Food Innovations Culinary Advisor at 888-352-FOOD (3663) For a complete list of all our offerings please visit us at: www.foodinno.com.
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