What store can I find green creme de menthe syrup?
I need it to make a grasshopper pie and does it need to be the liquor one or is syrup not alcoholic I couldn’t find it in walmart or winco
lol well this is the girl asking the question anyways would it still tastes good with the mint extract and food coloring and i didnt want the one with alcohol.
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5 comments a "What store can I find green creme de menthe syrup?"
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look in any local grociery store, a decent store would carry something like that ask a employee, i’m sure they’ll know if they have it or not.
If you want green creme de menthe (with alcohol) you will find it in any grocery or liquor store. If you just want it to flavor the grasshopper pie use mint extract and green food coloring.
The big walmarts, if you cant find it ask one of the employees, they will order it for you
Not all grocery stores sell liquor. I live in TX and you won’t find creme de menthe in the grocery stores here.
I have never seen a nonalcoholic creme de menthe. It’s not that popular of a flavor.
I agree that mint extract and green food coloring would work well enough, but you would also need to add some sugar and some liquid to make up the volume…probably the best substitute would be equal parts of light corn syrup and water, and then add the mint and the green food color. For example if your recipe had 1 cup of creme de menthe, then you would use 1/2 cup corn syrup, 1/2 cup water, probably 1/2 tsp peppermint extract (it’s a very strong extract) and enough food color to turn the liquid mixture a deep, jolly rancher green.
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