Chamomile syrup

Chamomile has a sweet, earthy flavor, and makes a lovely simple syrup that may soon become a staple in your refrigerator. Not only is this syrup delicious in a cocktail or mocktail, it is also wonderful drizzled on French toast, or vanilla ice cream with fresh berries. You can even use it to sweeten iced coffee.

Chamomile Syrup — Colonial Wines & Spirits

A homemade simple syrup recipe using fresh rhubarb and dried chamomile to use in cocktails and mocktails.

Jazz up your drinks this summer with this chamomile simple syrup! It's got that sweet, flowery smell everyone loves, and it's just the ticket for making the best lemonades, sodas, and whatever else you fancy. Summertime sipping, sorted!

Chamomile simple syrup has a sweet fruity flavor that can be added to water, sparkling water, cocktails or mocktails, tea or other beverages to enhance the flavor. It can also be used over fruit, o…

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