Monin - Blackberry Purée | Premium Purée for Cocktails, Smoothies & More | Clean Label with No Artificial Flavors, No Artificial Preservatives (BPA-Free Plastic Bottle, 1 Liter)

Years ago Jack-in-the-Box had a blackberry shake that was delicious. It was temporary and never returned. I finally gave up hope and decided to check Monin for a blackberry syrup. Of course, they make that. Additionally, they offer this purée. I bought a bottle and now I order vanilla shakes and make my own blackberry shakes. Life hack! Occasionally, I order a strawberry shake and add the purée for a mixed berry shake. I haven’t tried it with chocolate, yet. As the subject says: this stuff is amazing.

This Morin Blackberry Puree seems to indeed be that, but really it is a very very thick, very sweet, syrup. It definitely has a full, rich, delicious blackberry flavor and aroma (and color), but you have to be prepared to use it only where lots of added sugar is ok. Also, being fundamentally a puree after all, it has teensy tiny bits of blackberry flesh, so it won't be making some crystal clear drink in case that's what you're imagining.

We've had Monin's granny smith and peach purees and they were both very good, but this puree is unpalatable. It tastes and smells like cough syrup, I don't know if that means the syrup they delivered has gone bad or if that's the flavor the product just is, but I would never want this flavor of puree in anything I eat or drink ever again.

Love the blackberry purée! I have been experimenting trying to recreate Chuy’s Blackberry Margarita’s. I had been using the Blackberry syrup, but think I prefer the purée. It is extremely thick and a little goes along way.

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