This is a great spring and summer flavor. The sweet vanilla and fresh fragrant lavender are a treat for the senses. This can be mixed into coffee (iced or hot) or lemonade. Or get adventurous and add it to cocktails or champagne. It is a great diy gift when bottled nicely.

I had ordered some whole vanilla beans to make extract, and I had one bean left over which I didn't want to leave in a cabinet and forget about it. I figured why not have some vanilla sugar to go with the vanilla extract I made for the baking I will be doing during the holidays.

I am trying to reduce food waste. Great for milk shakes, ice cream, I even dipped my pancakes in this, so good

Fresh strawberry infused in a simple syrup to provide flavor and sweetness to mixed drinks, iced tea or lemonade. This’s is also great in whipped cream,frostings and icings. It provides a sweetener for fruit sauces for ice cream and desserts. It can be brushed on cakes for moisture and flavor. Wherever you want a burst of strawberry sweetness.

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

There are many recipes out there for brown sugar and ginger, but I wanted to make a version that was as concentrated as possible easily. I used to make this the "even easier" way, but ever since I encountered Cookpad user La Land's brown sugar syrup I've been adding mizuame to mine too. This is how I've been making this several times since last year.The amount of brown sugar that will melt in the juices that come out of the ginger is limited. If you use the "easier" method in particular, the lower the humidity the harder it is for the sugar to melt. You can just stir it up from the bottom of the jar before using, or put the jar in hot water to warm it through, and any crystallized parts will melt. Recipe by Soraten mama

I felt that using granulated sugar is a bit wasteful, so one time I tried to make it with white sugar. Caramel made with granulated sugar has a light and elegant flavor but white sugar caramel is rich and has a home-y taste.Be careful not to cook it until the color becomes too dark, or it becomes bitter. Once you turn on the heat, don't stir at all until the surface of the pan turns golden brown. If you stir, it becomes difficult to get a dark color and the color will be off. Of course, you can use granulated sugar. The recipe and amounts are the same. Recipe by La Land

I always used to watch the pastry division of my company working. They used to make caramel with and without water and/or vanilla depending on how it was to be used, but I use this method.I use a cream with 42% fat content, but 35% and 47% are OK too.Be sure not to stir the pan from the time you put it on the heat until the sugar starts to brown. If you stir it the caramel will lose its transparent look. In addition, the caramel cream may become grainy and not smooth.Use real cream. Not only is it tastier, vegetable based cream may split. Recipe by La Land

Made this to use in a cocktail, but it would also be tasty flavoring iced tea, sodas, lemonade, or poured over pancakes, ice cream, and cake. Endless possibilities!#GoldenApron23

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.

I really like brown sugar, so made this recipe. My favorite way to eat it is with vanilla ice cream. I make this almost everyday!The brown sugar agar is less sweet than the agar jelly and ice cream.I prefer soft agar, (3 cups of water for 1 packet of agar), but my daughter prefers firmer agar, so the recipe written here lists a compromised amount. Recipe by Anchomai