sugar apple

noun

1. sweetsop.

sugar apple

noun

1. another name for sweetsop

Word History and Origins

Origin of sugar apple¹

First recorded in 1730–40

Example Sentences

Every flavor imaginable—sugar apple, tamarind, soursop, guava, mango, coconut.

From Literature

They said there was especially an unprecedented inflow of “grain, oil seeds, eggs, poultry, sugar, apple juice, apples, berries, flour, honey and noodles.”

From Seattle Times

Essentially a reduction of maple syrup or brown sugar, apple peels, and water, this syrup is not as viscous as maple but not as thin as simple syrup.

From Salon

For the inaugural week of the Little Free Bakery in October, Stauffer made brown sugar apple pies and brown sugar apple muffins.

From Seattle Times

The cherry gastrique was made with caramelized sugar, apple cider vinegar, bourbon, a smidgen of grenadine and of course the pitted Rainier cherries!

From Seattle Times