Syrup

Madeline's Syrup collection spans table syrups, infused and flavored syrups, and wellness syrups from independent makers like Elderberry Boost, Nepal Tea, and Pure Indian Foods. You will find maple and other pancake-style syrups, floral and spiced simple syrups for drinks, root syrups like yacon, and.

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Madeline's Syrup collection spans table syrups, infused and flavored syrups, and wellness syrups from independent makers like Elderberry Boost, Nepal Tea, and Pure Indian Foods. You will find maple and other pancake-style syrups, floral and spiced simple syrups for drinks, root syrups like yacon, and elderberry syrups taken for everyday wellness. Most bottles sit in the $8 to $30 range depending on size and ingredients, so whether you are sweetening breakfast, mixing a drink, or stocking a wellness shelf, you can shop by use here.

How to choose

  • Start with the use. Table syrups go on pancakes and waffles, simple and flavored syrups sweeten coffee and cocktails, and wellness syrups like elderberry are taken by the spoonful.
  • Follow the base. Maple, cane, and fruit syrups each carry a different flavor; specialty syrups like rose or yacon lead with a distinct floral or caramel note.
  • Mind the sweetness. Some syrups are honey-free or unsweetened, while others are cane- or maple-sweetened; the product page lists the ingredients.
  • Match it to drinks. Floral and spiced simple syrups dissolve easily into hot and cold drinks, making them handy for coffee, tea, and mixers.
  • Check size and value. Smaller bottles are good for trying a flavor, while larger sizes are better value for a daily syrup.
  • Read wellness notes. Elderberry and similar syrups list their botanicals and serving sizes; consult a professional if you have health conditions or take medication.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between table syrup and simple syrup? Table syrups like maple are poured over foods such as pancakes and waffles, while simple syrups are sugar-based liquids made to dissolve into drinks for sweetness and flavor. This collection carries both.

What is elderberry syrup used for? Elderberry syrup is a fruit syrup often taken by the spoonful as part of a wellness routine. Each product lists its ingredients and suggested serving; it is not a substitute for medical care, so consult a professional with health questions.

Do you carry unsweetened or honey-free syrups? Yes. Some syrups, including certain elderberry and root syrups, are honey-free or unsweetened. Check the product page for ingredients and added-sugar information.

Can I use these syrups in coffee and cocktails? Floral and spiced simple syrups are made to mix into hot and cold drinks, so they work well in coffee, tea, lemonade, and cocktails or mocktails. The product page often suggests serving ideas.

How should I store syrup after opening? Many syrups, including maple and fresh fruit syrups, are best refrigerated after opening, while some shelf-stable syrups can stay in the pantry. Follow the storage guidance on each label.

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