An old friend of mine showed me this recipe many years ago and I've hardly bought syrup since! So simple and easy to make in varying quantities. Easily double, triple, or halve the recipe by using the general rule: 1 part water, 2 parts sugar. For my family breakfasts I make a large batch and keep the leftovers.

I got tired of buying Torani simple syrup at $6.00+ per bottle every week. This recipe has the same viscosity and sweetness, but has a slight coloring and will not keep as long due to not having any added preservatives.

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I got some maple syrup as a gift. I wanted to bake a cake that makes the best of it. This was originally a recipe without any baking powder, but I made a variation using baking powder as well, since the cake shrinks once it cools.When whipping the egg, make sure to warm to about 40℃ over a hot water bath. For best results, combine the powdered ingredients well before sifting. Recipe by Suu

I had about three drops of store brought syrup left but had already made breakfast of pancakes, eggs, and beef bacon so i had to improv. i remembered this recipe from when i worked in a restaurant and someone forgot to add syrup to the delivery list.

I ran out of commercial simple syrup, but remembered this recipe that I used to make.There isn't much to this recipe. It's really easy so just give it a go.Lemon is used but won't separate your milk tea or iced cafe au lait, so don't worry. Recipe by Yumi`s cafe

I ate a maple-flavored sugar toast and it was so good that I just had to try to make it myself! This is what I came up with.Because of the maple sugar, if you toast it for too long, it will burn. So, please toast lightly. Recipe by Maron828

My Nana's favorite recipe for fresh salmon.

A maple glaze for any pastry, cakes or anything sweet that needs a glaze.