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Naturally sweet, does not require heat to make, unless you want to serve it warm, which is oh-so-nice! It has a caramel flavor in the syrup because of the naturally sweet coconut sugar, along with organic maple syrup or honey. A teaspoon of Disaronno liquor completes this topping’s multi-layered flavor. You can enjoy this topping over ice cream, meringue cookies, cake, brownies – just to name a few options – any dessert is sure to be this topping’s perfect partner!
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Hi Everyone, Macerated Triple Berry Topping is naturally sweet, does not require heat to make unless you want to serve it warm, which is oh-so-nice!
It has a caramel flavor in the syrup because of the naturally sweet coconut sugar, along with organic maple syrup or honey.
A teaspoon of Disaronno liquor completes this topping's multi-layered flavor.
You can enjoy this topping over ice cream, meringue cookies, cake, brownies - just to name a few options - any dessert is sure to be this topping's perfect partner!
Do you know the verb macerate?
If not, here's the definition below, courtesy of Google:
mac·er·ate
verb
The berries soak for at least 2 hours or overnight and some of their liquid comes out into the coconut sugar, maple syrup, Disaronno mixture and it makes this heavenly mixture of flavors.
As I write this, I am trying to get over a cold and my daughter is also sick with the same cold - oh February, you.
This is the time of the Winter when everyone I know seems sick with something and all I can think about is warmer weather.
When I think of warmer weather, I also think of recipes that remind me of warmer weather, namely, anything with berries.
Luckily, I made this before, I got sick last Monday for a family dinner.
I served it warm over meringue cookies drizzled with melted chocolate.
I really need to make that for the blog, it was good, delicately, deliciously good and now I want more.
Above is a photo collage of the steps to make Macerated Triple Berry Topping start to finish 🙂
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Macerated Triple Berry Topping is naturally sweet, does not require heat to make unless you want to serve it warm, which is oh-so-nice! It has a caramel flavor in the syrup because of the naturally sweet coconut sugar, along with organic maple syrup or honey. A teaspoon of Disaronno liquor completes this topping’s multi-layered flavor. You can enjoy this topping over ice cream, meringue cookies, cake, brownies – just to name a few – any dessert is sure to be this topping’s perfect partner!
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Please note that the Calculated Nutrition is an estimate at best.
This Macerated Triple Berry Topping post was originally published on 2/26/2016 and updated on 11/20/2019.
Renee says
I love my berries a little sweetened for shortcakes. I'll be trying coconut sugar next time and maybe a little liquor 🙂
Sara says
Hi Renee, you won't regret it, the flavors are so great together! Thank you for visiting!
Just Jo says
Coconut sugar - oh! Maple syrup - oooh! Amaretto - ooooooh! You have me sold Sara, I need this in my life, preferably with a mould of softly whipped cream mmm. Heaven! (And get well soon to you and your little miss 😀 )
Sara says
Hi Jo, I am so glad you like it, yes it would be amazing with some whipped cream! Thank you for the get well wishes 🙂
Sam | Ahead of Thyme says
Yumm!! That looks so sweet and delicious! I can't wait to try this over ice cream!
Sara says
Thank you Sam and thank you for visiting!
Christie says
I love adding a splash of alcohol to mine. Love your idea for coconut sugar.
Sara says
It really deepens the flavors and I love good flavor, thank you so much!
Sarah says
What a yummy treat! I bet it would taste absolutely divine on top of yogurt or ice cream...will definitely have to try this!
Sara says
Hi Sarah, I am so glad you like it, yes, yogurt or ice cream would be perfect with this!
Sarah and Laura @ Wandercooks says
Gosh, that looks delicoius - and so easy. Love the step-by-step guide, that's always handy.
Sara says
Thank you Sara and Laura, I always try to include some steps whenever I can, when I see steps when I am trying to make a recipe on another blog, it helps motivate me to getting it done!
Amanda says
Oh yum! I love macerated berries but have never made them with coconut sugar (though, I love it!). Sounds delicious.
Sara says
Thank you Amanda! Coconut sugar is great stuff!
Kelly Hutchinson says
This looks so fresh and flavorful. I bet it is great on pancakes.
Sara says
It WOULD be amazing on pancakes! Especially, since it already has maple syrup in it! Thank you.
Cindy (Vegetarian Mamma) says
This topping looks so good! I would love to have it on top of my granola and my pancakes! YUM!
Sara says
Those are great ideas, this topping would go perfectly with granola! Thank you for visiting!
krishrecipes says
This looks Fantastic and delicious
Sara says
Thank you so much!
Gloria @ Homemade & Yummy says
I love serving fresh berries this way. Quick, easy and oh so tasty. You can use it on so many different things too.
Sara says
I am in total agreement with you! I am so glad you like serving berries this way too!
Christine | Vermilion Roots says
I think this will be lovely on pancakes too!
Sara says
I love this idea!
Judy@ImBoredLetsGo says
Delicious! I love that you added liqueur to this.
Sara says
I think it really adds to the flavor, thank you for visiting!
Florentina says
I love macerated berries, they really have an amazing flavor profile combined together ! Delish !
Sara says
Hi Florentina, Yes, aren't they so easy and amazing? So glad you like them too!
Jolina says
Thanks for the definition. It's actually the first time I heard that word ever! I am baking a cheesecake this weekend and I think these berries will be a great topping 🙂
Sara says
You are so welcome, I know it's not a common word and I love including definitions anyways. I hope you like it! Tag me on social media if you take a picture #lifeslittlesweets