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Syllabub (Noun)

Spiced hot milk with rum or wine.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

After a long winter's day, nothing warmed her bones like a steaming mug of spiced syllabub, fragrant with nutmeg and sweetened with rum.
In the Victorian era, it was a tradition to serve syllabub made with red wine at holiday gatherings to add a splash of festivity to the occasion.
To celebrate her 50th birthday, Emma requested her favorite comfort drink: a spiced syllabub with a generous shot of dark rum to make her feel extra cozy.
While curled up by the fire with a good book, Sophia sipped a soothing syllabub, made with a special wine that had been aging in the cellar for years.
Sitting by the hearth on a cold winter's eve, Charles felt the stresses of the day melt away with a steaming cup of spiced syllabub in his hands, made with the finest port wine and a sprinkle of cinnamon.

Sweetened cream beaten with wine or liquor.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

The hostess served a traditional syllabub at the dinner party, made with sweetened cream and a splash of sherry.
After dinner, the guests retired to the library to enjoy a glass of syllabub, a sweet and creamy dessert wine.
The recipe for syllabub called for heavy cream, sugar, and a generous pour of brandy, which gave it a rich and indulgent flavor.
As a special treat, the chef whipped up a syllabub with champagne and a touch of vanilla, which was served in delicate glasses.
The old-fashioned syllabub was a family favorite, made with sweetened cream, a splash of rum, and a sprinkle of nutmeg on top.