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Are de queues de cerises vegan?

De queues de cerises is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is de queues de cerises?

"De queues de cerises" is a French term that translates to "cherry stems" in English. These stems are the slender, woody parts that connect the cherry fruit to the tree's branches. While typically discarded, cherry stems have recently gained attention for their potential health benefits, as they contain antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. They also have a slightly bitter and tangy taste, making them a unique addition to certain dishes or beverages. In traditional French cuisine, "de queues de cerises" are used to infuse flavor in liqueurs and syrups, as well as to make a tea that is said to aid digestion.

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