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Best Syrups to Pair with Coffee
Adding syrup to coffee can enhance its flavour. Here’s a quick guide to the best choices:
- Vanilla Syrup
A popular, smooth flavour that adds a gentle sweetness to any coffee, especially lattes and cappuccinos. - Caramel Syrup
Rich and buttery, caramel syrup balances the bitterness of espresso, making it great for macchiatos and iced coffee. - Hazelnut Syrup
Nutty and warm, this syrup pairs well with the roasted notes of coffee, ideal for flavoured lattes or black coffee. - Chocolate Syrup
Perfect for a mocha, this adds a rich, sweet layer to espresso and milk-based drinks, creating a chocolatey treat. - Cinnamon Syrup
Adds a warm, spicy kick, perfect for autumnal lattes or cappuccinos, especially when combined with frothy milk.
Try these syrups in your coffee to discover new and exciting flavour combinations!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Monin syrups used for?
What are Monin syrups used for?
Monin syrups are versatile flavour enhancers, commonly used in coffee, cocktails, milkshakes, and desserts. They can add a sweet or exotic twist to your favourite beverages and dishes.
Are Monin syrups suitable for all types of coffee?
Are Monin syrups suitable for all types of coffee?
Yes, Monin syrups work well with all types of coffee, from lattes to iced coffee. Popular flavours like vanilla, caramel, and hazelnut are especially well-suited for enhancing the taste of both hot and cold coffee drinks - this is also dependant on your pallet!
Are Monin syrups made with natural ingredients?
Are Monin syrups made with natural ingredients?
Many Monin syrups are made with natural ingredients, including real fruit juices and pure cane sugar. Monin also offers organic and sugar-free options for those with dietary preferences.
How much Monin syrup should I add to my coffee?
How much Monin syrup should I add to my coffee?
The recommended amount is 15-30ml (1-2 tablespoons), depending on your flavour preference. Start with a smaller amount and adjust to taste.
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