French juice drink?

Question

when i was in france, i had a drink that was sold everywhere and now i cant remember the name. it was a thick sweet fruit juice and you put less then a teaspoon full in a glass of water and it was sweetened. it was very good.does anyone know the name that it is called and where i might get it? north america store or website?

Answer 1

Teisseire is probably the drink in question. lucky me I can find it in all the supermarkets here, 'cause I just adore my pepsi Max with a few drops of Grenadine from Teisseire. Had one in Burbank but it wasn't the same sirop and I was a bit disappointed as it didn't taste like the one at Home.

I don't know where you could find it though, I had seen Evian (the water) but never Teisseire. On the net maybe?

Answer 2

do you remember how was the bottle?

Answer 3

sorry i dont know

Answer 4

It was definitely a Teisseire cordial. I used to drink it when I was a kid in France (30 years ago) but it's still on sale there. I've live in Italy, UK and now Australia but I've never seen it for sale anywhere else sorry.

Answer 5

It isn't juice - it is syrup

You can get the Italian version, called Torani,  in the States, my mom buys it at Trader Joe's.

Here is their website: . http://www.torani.com/front_door/index.p...

Answer 6

I don't know, but you could try going onto a french grocery store website and trying to look it up. If you find language is too much of a barrier, try other european countries. Good luck!

Answer 7

yes, it is called "sirop" and comes in multiple flavors. The main brand is Teisseire in France and i haven't been lucky to find it here in the US yet. I tried Torani from Trader Joe's the grenadine flavor isn't the same, but i found something close on the web

http://www.levillage.com

they ship within the US and they carry the MONIN brand, the original brand...They even have the strawberry flavor, mixed with milk it is absolutely delicious. It is called a "bebe rose" or "Lait Fraise"and was my favorite drink  I was a little girl!

Enjoy!

Answer 8

Teisseire is what I was thinking too. If you find a way to get it here in the US, let me know. Thanks

Just typed Teisseire in Google and a few things came up, including amazon.com

Answer 9

Have a look at the following web pages to see if your recognize the products or something similar:

http://www.telemarket.fr/dynv6/listeProd...

http://www.teisseire.com/bidon_incontour...