Cheap Syrups
Big-name syrups without the big-name prices — pour, drizzle and experiment.
Big-name syrups without the big-name prices. Coffee, cocktails, mocktails, pancakes, puds and the occasional questionable kitchen experiment.
These are the same syrups that turn up in coffee shops and cocktail bars — rescued from overstocks and end-of-line ranges, and lined up here by biggest saving first. Every bottle shows its real was-price so you can see exactly what you're saving.
Rummaging through the pallets…
⏳ What does Best Before End mean?
A Best Before End (BBE) date is about quality, not safety — it's the maker's guide to when a syrup is at its peak. It isn't the same as a Use By date (which is the safety one you'll see on things like fresh food).
Syrups are high in sugar, which helps them keep well, but storage and condition still matter — keep them cool, sealed and out of direct sun, and give a bottle the usual look, smell and taste check before you pour.
We can't make blanket safety guarantees for every bottle — use your own judgement, as you would with anything in the cupboard.
The Awkward Questions
What can I actually use these syrups for?
Loads. Coffee and lattes, cocktails and mocktails, lemonade and sparkling water, milkshakes, pancakes and desserts — each bottle lists its own suggested uses on the product page.
Why are the syrups so cheap?
Usually overstocks, end-of-line ranges and near-Best-Before stock — logistics, not quality. Every product page tells you exactly why it's cheap, and shows the genuine was-price.
How much is delivery?
Standard UK delivery is £5.99, and it's free when you spend over £60.