Apple syrup recipe

Step aside pumpkin, apple is here! This homemade Apple Crisp Simple Syrup is made with brown sugar, apples and cinnamon to taste like the timeless fall dessert. Use this simple syrup to sweeten and flavour tea, coffee, ice cream and so much more.

If you're a fan of Starbucks apple crisp drinks for fall, you can make the apple brown sugar syrup yourself for apple crisp drinks at home!

This apple syrup recipe transforms kitchen scraps into a sweet and flavorful syrup perfect for drizzling on pancakes, waffles, or ice cream.

Our copycat recipe for Starbucks apple crisp syrup delivers all the delicious fall flavors of apples and cinnamon straight to your kitchen! This homemade apple brown sugar syrup perfectly captures the cozy, delicious warmth of the original recipe. Add it to your fall menu today to enjoy delicious autumn-tinged drinks and desserts whenever you want!

If you can't get enough apple flavor during the fall season, you have to make this homemade apple crisp syrup.

Move towards a zero-waste kitchen with this spiced apple core syrup. Simmer uneaten cores and sugar in water with cardamom and ginger to create a sweetener perfect for mocktails and cocktails.

Warmly spiced and full of fall flavor, this apple cider syrup is amazing on pancakes, waffles, French toast, or in lattes! Best of all, it only takes 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes (of mostly hands-off time) to make.

This apple cider syrup recipe skips the cinnamon and nutmeg in favor of savory fresh sage and bright citrus. With minimal cook time, this apple syrup is easy to make and perfect to keeping on hand for fall entertaining and happy hours.

This festive Apple Simple Syrup is made with 4 simple ingredients, including real apples and warm fall spices. You can use it in cocktails, on top of pancakes and so much more. Taking under 20 minutes to make, this is a great seasonal treat!

If you've been reading along on Mad in Crafts this summer, you already know that Michigan is a leading producer of blueberries, cherries, and grapes, but did you also know that we grow delicious apples