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Creme de cassis

Other names: cassis liqueur

A black currant flavored liqueur popularly used in a drink called Kir. The liqueur is also used for making desserts such as chocolate cakes, cheese cakes and ice cream.
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Substitute for creme de cassis

Per tablespoon cassis substitute 1 tablespoon black currant syrup OR 1 tablespoon raspberry liqueur.

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