Is damask vegan?
Damask is potentially vegan - it can be derived from plants or animals. You should ask the manufacturer for more details.
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So, what is damask?
Damask is a fragrant and flavorful ingredient used in a variety of culinary applications. This ancient ingredient is derived from the damask rose, a type of rose that is native to the Middle East and has been cultivated for its fragrant flowers for centuries. The petals of the damask rose are hand-picked and distilled to create a luxurious, floral-scented oil, which is used to flavor and scent desserts, pastries, and drinks. The subtle sweetness of damask adds a delicate touch to baked goods, while its floral notes are a perfect match for creamy desserts, such as custards and ice creams. With its unique flavor and fragrance, damask is a must-have ingredient for any aspiring pastry chef or baker.
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