Food: Triple Sec [edit]

Other Names: 三组 (Chinese), トリプルセック (Japanese), ثلاثية ثانية (Arabic), ट्रिपल सेक (Hindi), Трипъл сек (Bulgarian) All Translations
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Edited by: Barnaby Dorfman

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Triple sec is an orange-flavored liqueur made from the dried peel of oranges from the Caribbean. Its name means triple distilled. It is widely used in mixed drinks and recipes as a sweetening and flavoring agent. Better-quality brands are made from brandy or Cognac and are often sipped alone, typically as a digestif. Some brands are colorless while others have degrees of the golden coloration of their brandy base.

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[edit] About Triple Sec

A sweet orange-flavored liqueur. It is a common ingredient in cocktails, especially the Margarita, and ads sweetness and flavoring. Some brands are made from brandy or cognac, these can be sipped neat or on the rocks as an after dinner drink.
Triple sec can be clear or have a golden hue. It is traditionally made from the dried peel of oranges. Triple sec can also be used in baking to add an orange flavor.