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Triple sec is an orange flavored liqueur made from dried peel of oranges that are found on Curacao, an island in the Caribbean..
Triple sec is a liqueur Made from the peels of oranges grown on Curacao.
Triple Sec is used generically as a type of orange flavored liqueur. Cointreau is a premium triple sec that is often used in top shelf drinks. Grand Marnier and Orange Curacao are in the triple sec family.
Triple sec is an orange liqueur, made from dried orange peel.
its an orange based liquer
Triple sec is an orange liquer, so I think orange or tangerine juice would be fine, or Crown Royal. Actually I think any kind of orange liquer or extract.
They do not have anything in common other than a high sugar content. Triple Sec is a liqueur made of orange rinds and although it is way less sweet than its cousin Curacao it is still quite sweet. Being that it is quite sweet and has a citrus flavor it would probably be a good addition to any drink calling for grenadine but is not one bit close in flavor to it at all. Grenadine is a syrup made from the juice of the pomegranate (although often just a light sugar syrup dyed red with a touch of acetic acid added) Also keep in mind grenadine is non-alcoholic, Triple Sec is not.
By distilling the peels of bitter oranges.
Triple Sec is a liqueur made from dried orange peels. It can be consumed on its own but is more commonly used in making cocktails. Mixology books can provide more detail information on the history of Triple Sec.
1 oz vodka 1 oz triple sec 1 oz orange juice
It is a brand of triple sec--a liqueur.
No, absolutely not. Triple sec is an orange-flavored liqueur that adds both flavor, aroma and alcohol content to the drink. The flavor and fizz of Coca Cola would harm any drink I can think of. Please do not substitute for a standard ingredient. However, if you're at home and the guests are already drunk, just use a half-ounce of orange juice and don't say a word to anybody.