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rum cherry

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun rum cherry has 1 sense
  1. black cherry, black cherry tree, rum cherry, Prunus serotina - large North American wild cherry with round black sour edible fruit
    --1 is a kind of wild cherry, wild cherry tree

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Rum Cherry

Noun

A rum cherry refers to a cherry that has been soaked or preserved in rum, giving it a unique flavor and aroma.

Example sentence: I love the combination of a rich, dark chocolate cake with a rum cherry on top.

Related products: Rum Cherries, Rum Cherry Liqueur

Adjective

In a culinary context, "rum cherry" can also describe a dish or dessert that incorporates rum-soaked cherries as an ingredient.

Example sentence: The rum cherry tart had a delightful balance of sweetness and richness.

Related products: Rum Cherry Tart, Rum Cherry Cake Mix

Verb

The verb form of "rum cherry" is used to describe the act of adding rum-soaked cherries to drinks or recipes.

Example sentence: Be sure to rum cherry your cocktail for an extra burst of fruity flavor.

Related products: Rum Cherry Cocktails, Rum Cherry Recipe Book

Local usage

In some regions, the term "rum cherry" may also refer to a local variety or species of cherry that is known for its use in traditional rum-making processes.

Example sentence: The Caribbean region is famous for its unique rum cherry, which adds distinct flavors to their rum production.

Related products: Caribbean Rum Cherries, Rum Made with Local Cherries

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