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Anthonero

Anthonero: Bitter orange blossom water adds fragrance to a variety of Greek sweets, dishes, and desserts.

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Anthonero (bitter orange blossom water)

The anthonero (rosewater) is the distillate produced by boiling water enriched with bitter orange flowers. Other flowers can be used as well, but those of bitter orange make the most fragrant distillate.

Its main use is for adding fragrance to loukoumi, kourabie, amygdalota, vassilopita, ice cream, baklava, and vanilla, as well as syrups, crepes, salads, meats, pastries, biscuits, and cakes.

 

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