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Raspberry Simple Syrup brings all the tangy, fresh raspberry flavours without any nasty little seeds! In addition to your favorite drinks, it brings a natural raspberry flavour and colour.

Frozen or fresh raspberries

If you have some spares, you can use frozen raspberries or fresh ones! I grow raspberries in the summer and fall, but unfortunately I always use frozen in this recipe, as it’s not enough to chat, rather than the amount of syrup. They are simmered in water and soaked in all the flavors and colours. It’s very sweet because it makes this a simple syrup, but the slightly lemon adds a bit of brightness, which adds a lot of sugar. Use this syrup to taste drinks such as mocktails and cocktails.

Just a few ingredients

Raspberries – A great way to use fresh or frozen or mild or bug damaged items that you don’t want to eat fresh.

Sugar – A generous amount of white sugar to keep the raspberries intact.

Lemon or Lime Juice – bring out more flavor

How to make it

Add all the ingredients to a medium pan and simmer for about 15 minutes.

Close-up of a pot filled with bubbly, boiled mashed berries, perhaps cooked for jam or sauce. The mixture is deep red and foamy on the surface.Close-up of a pot filled with bubbly, boiled mashed berries, perhaps cooked for jam or sauce. The mixture is deep red and foamy on the surface.

Turn off the heat and allow the mixture to cool completely. This extra soaking step brings out as much raspberry flavor as possible.

A metal strainer holding mashed raspberries sits on a glass measuring cup filled with bright red raspberry juice.A metal strainer holding mashed raspberries sits on a glass measuring cup filled with bright red raspberry juice.

Strain the mixture through a fine mesh strainer. If you really want a clear liquid, don’t push the pulp down too much.

storage

Store in a clean, sealed jar or container. This lasts for about two weeks in the fridge. If you want to keep it longer, you can freeze it. A useful trick is to freeze in individual partial sizes and pour into an ice cube container. Ready to add to your next drink.

A stream of red liquid is poured from the pitcher through a white funnel into a square glass jar with a white surface.A stream of red liquid is poured from the pitcher through a white funnel into a square glass jar with a white surface.
A glass jar filled with red liquid sits on a white surface next to a small bowl of frozen raspberries and strawberries.A glass jar filled with red liquid sits on a white surface next to a small bowl of frozen raspberries and strawberries.

Raspberry Simple Syrup

Erien Lewis

Raspberry Simple Syrup brings all the tangy, fresh raspberry flavours without any nasty little seeds!

Preparation time 5 Min Min

Cooking time 15 Min Min

Serving 10 Serving

calorie 87 kcal

240 g water200 g Granule sugar190 g raspberry Fresh or frozen 1/2 TBSP Lemon juice

In a small pot over medium heat, mix the raspberries, sugar, water and lemon juice. Simmer the mixture, stirring as the sugar melts.

Once the mixture starts to simmer, immediately lower the heat. Simmer for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Balance a fine mesh strainer on top of the bowl and place the raspberry mixture tips. Drain completely. If you want a more clear liquid, do not push down the raspberry pulp.

Cool the syrup to room temperature and then pour into a clean glass jar or another airtight container.

Such fresh fruit syrup can be stored in a closed container refrigerator for up to two weeks. For long-term storage, the syrup can be frozen for up to 3 months.

Serving: 30gcalorie: 87kcalcarbohydrates: twenty twogprotein: 0.2gfat: 0.2gSaturated fat: 0.004gPolyunsaturated fat: 0.1gJanuary Saturated Fat: 0.01gsodium: 2mgpotassium: 30mgfiber: 1gsugar: twenty onegVitamin A: 6iuVitamin C: 5mgcalcium: 6mgiron: 0.1mg

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