Created by Anders Erickson and presented in a YouTube video exploring the original Mary Pickford recipe. This recipe introduces lime juice and allspice dram to add complexity to the 1920's cocktail.

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Homemade grenadine often offers a more authentic and pronounced pomegranate taste, and you have the flexibility to adjust the sweetness and flavor to your liking. Store-bought grenadine, on the other hand, is a commercially produced syrup that may contain a blend of artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives. The flavor of store-bought grenadine can vary widely, but it generally tends to be sweeter and less complex than homemade grenadine. It lacks the vibrant and natural taste of real pomegranate juice.

If you can't find ready-made pomegranate molasses, we have a recipe based on pomegranate juice that is easy to make and will last you a long time.

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