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Simple Syrups Recipe Collection - We have gathered all the simple syrups recipes on our blog in one post. We have floral simple syrups with Lavender, Rose, Hops, Honeysuckle, and other florals and herbal simple syrups using mint and lemon verbena. Enjoy these simple syrups over desserts, in cocktails or mocktails, lemonade, or other drinks and recipes!
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Hi Everyone, I love making simple syrups to use in cocktails, mocktails, desserts and other recipes. You can use simple syrups over pancakes and waffles as an alternative to maple syrup or pancake syrup too!
Many of these recipes are garden-inspired.
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You do not need heat to make a simple syrup, most of the time, I use a lidded mason jar and just shake it to dissolve the sugar. You want to always make sure that she sugar to water or other liquid/tea is a one to one ratio.
I have linked below to the type of mason jars that I use:
As we add more simple syrup recipes to the blog, we will add them here in this collection. Be sure to save it and check back 🙂
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We have gathered all the simple syrups recipes on our blog in one post. We have floral simple syrups with Lavender, Rose, Hops, Honeysuckle and other florals and herbal simple syrups using mint and lemon verbena. Enjoy these simple syrups over desserts, in cocktails or mocktails, lemonade or other drinks and recipes!
Honeysuckle Simple Syrup is a sweet, floral syrup that can be used to make lemonade, mixed drinks, drizzle on pancakes, serve with ice cream or to top another dessert. All you need to make this delicious syrup are Honeysuckle blooms, water and sugar! (vegan, gluten-free)
Hops Lemon Verbena Mint Simple Syrup – This is a light, Summer-y herb-infused, sweet simple syrup. Pair this delicious syrup with drinks, mocktails, cocktails and over desserts. (vegan, gluten-free)
This basic Simple Syrup recipe is a basic ingredient for many drink recipes. It only takes minutes to prepare with 2 ingredients!
This Blue Butterfly Pea Flower Simple Syrup Recipe is a sweet and delicious base for any iced drink or cocktail recipe. It has brewed Blue Butterfly Pea Flower tea mixed with sugar to make a sweet syrup. If you add citrus to it, it turns from deep blue to bright pink before your eyes!
Rose Water Simple Syrup is a sweet, rose-scented syrup that you can add to mix drinks and other recipes.
Lavender Simple Syrup is an lavender flower infused syrup perfect to use in drinks. It only takes 3 simple ingredients and less than 15 minutes to make! (vegan, gluten-free)
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