Simple syrups

Making homemade simple syrups for cocktails is the easiest way to set your cocktails apart! It's easier than you think to make lots of different flavored simple syrup recipes at home.

Give your next cup of coffee or lemonade a punch of flavor with these infused syrup recipes! They’re super simple to make and cost way less than the fancy stuff at the store. From herb-infused syrups and fruity options, there’s something for everyone!

This easy Cinnamon Simple Syrup recipe is the perfect way to add sweet cinnamon flavor into so many recipes. Bonus: This easy recipe uses simple ingredients and takes so little time to make!

From brown sugar to cinnamon, these flavored simple syrups are quick and easy to make from scratch at home.

Say goodbye to store-bought simple syrup and make your own at home! This recipe is easy to follow and perfect for adding sweetness to your favorite cocktails or desserts.

Want to jazz up a drink or treat at home with a little fruity flavor? This blueberry simple syrup is a versatile, delicious ingredient that can be used in a variety of ways to add a burst of flavor to your favorite drinks and desserts. Made with just 3 ingredients, it’s super easy to whip up a batch at home.

Make your drink a little sweeter with lavender flavored simple syrup. So easy to make at home, just 3 ingredients are all that's needed!

This homemade simple syrup calls for just 2 ingredients and takes less than 10 minutes to make! Our fast and easy traditional simple syrup is perfect for making cocktails and a variety of other drinks too!

These recipes blend the sweetness of traditional simple syrup with exciting flavors like fruits, herbs, spices, and flowers. It’s a great way to customize your creations, whether you’re spicing up a cocktail or adding a special twist to a sweet treat. #flavoredsimplesyruprecipes #simplesyrup

This cranberry simple syrup is made with fresh cranberries for a delicious mixer that can easily be combined with sparkling water for a variety of cocktails and mocktails. Mix with rum, vodka, gin, or tequila for alcoholic drinks or ginger ale for mocktails.