Soplica Polish Quince Flavour Liqueur 50 cl

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Two large quince fruits will yield around 2-3 cups of grated quince, which is just right for a quart jar of quince liqueur. Add in your preferred amount of sugar, somewhere between 1/4 cup for a very tart liqueur and as much as 2 cups for an intensely syrupy cordial.

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