This is an easy DIY two-ingredient liquid cane sugar recipe that only takes 5 minutes or less to make!
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Did you know you can make your own liquid sweetener? I don’t regularly have liquid cane sugar on my shopping list, and by default, I always run out when I need it the most. The amazing thing is, it’s almost too easy to make my own. This easy 2 ingredient recipe can take less than 5 minutes to make and it can be a game-changer for making your own teas, lattes, or even cocktails. Today, I’m showing you how to make a big batch that can last for several recipes, but to be honest, I usually just make enough for my single cup. It’s just that easy.
Why Do you Need Liquid Cane Sugar? The Benefits of Liquid Sugar
The main reason for making simple syrup or liquid sugar is to prevent gritty undissolved sugar in your glass. Liquid cane sugar mixes perfectly in cold and hot drinks. In tea recipes, especially cold-brew teas, iced teas, and lattes, using a liquid sweetener ensures that you aren’t left with any undissolved sugar at the bottom of your glass. Liquid cane sugar mixes into any drink perfectly and evenly distribute throughout your cup or pitcher.
How to use liquid sugar? This can be used in pretty much any recipe.
This simple syrup is unflavored and can be used in pretty much any drink recipe. I use it mainly for teas, but it is perfect for coffees, cocktails, and more!
Types of Sugar
You can use almost any type of sugar in this recipe. These include but are not limited to:
- Regular White Granulated Sugar
- Corse Sugar
- Super Fine Sugar
- Turbinado Sugar
- Organic Sugar
- Brown Sugar
How to Make Liquid Cane Sugar
Supplies
- Small Saucepan
- Wooden Spoon
- Measuring Cup
- Liquid Measuring Cup
- Storage Jar with Lid
Ingredients
- Sugar
- Filtered Water
Instructions
- Measure sugar and water into a small saucepan over low heat.
- Stir occasionally until sugar is fully dissolved into the water.
- Let mixture cool.
- Store in jar with airtight lid.
What is Liquid Sugar?
Liquid Sugar is sugar that has been dissolved into water. Simple syrup for drinks has a 1:1 ratio of water to sugar. This is handy to know when making a large amount for a crowd. You can easily double or triple the recipe depending upon your needs.
How to store?
Before transferring your liquid sugar to its storage jar, allow to cool completely. Store your homemade liquid cane sugar in an airtight jar and refrigerate. Don’t forget to label and date!
How long does simple syrup last?
Simple syrup can last 3-4 weeks if stored properly in the refrigerator.
Variations
Did you know you can add flavors to your Liquid Syrup?
- Vanilla- add a vanilla bean or vanilla extract
- Cinnamon– add Cinnamon Sticks
- Make a strawberry simple syrup with this quick and easy recipe!
Why you’ll love this recipe
- Only takes 5 minutes to make
- Costs only cents to make – very economical
- Did I mention only 2 ingredients?
Q&A
Where Can I buy Liquid Sugar?
If you are choosing to purchase your liquid sugar, it is typically available at most supermarkets or online. I’ve customarily found it in the coffee aisle.
Liquid Turbinado Sugar?
You can make your own using turbinado sugar or purchase online.
Liquid Cane Sugar Calories?
Liquid sugar does contain calories. There are about 50 calories in each serving.
MORE TEA RECIPES YOU ARE SURE TO LOVE!
- Jasmine Tea
- Lavender Simple Syrup
- Rose Milk Tea
- Brown Sugar Milk Tea
- Rose Hip Tea
- Matcha Latte
- Oolong Milk Tea
- Butterfly Pea Flower Simple Syrup
I hope you enjoy this tea recipe. Leave a comment below and let’s connect!
Love and Scandal are the Best Sweeteners for Tea.
Henry Fielding
Liquid Cane Sugar Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Sugar
- 1 Cup Water
Instructions
- Measure sugar and water into a small saucepan over low heat.
- Stir occasionally until sugar is fully dissolved into the water.
- Let mixture cool.
- Store in a jar with an airtight lid.
Notes
- Cinnamon- add Cinnamon Sticks
- Vanilla- add vanilla bean or vanilla extract
Nutrition
This website provides approximate nutrition information for convenience and as a courtesy only.
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