For a richer flavor, use European-style butter. Be careful not to overcook the syrup, as it will become too thick once cooled. If the syrup appears too thin after cooling, you can gently reheat it on the stovetop for a few minutes to thicken it further. Likewise, if it's too thick, add a tablespoon of buttermilk at a time until desired consistency is reached. Store the buttermilk syrup in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a week. Gently reheat before serving.
Wilton Jakubowski
Sep 24, 2024The best syrup I've ever made, and so easy.
Adaline Welch
Jun 29, 2024The baking soda makes it so fluffy and light!
Arianna Lowe
Dec 14, 2023My kids absolutely loved this syrup on their pancakes.
Maegan Jenkins
Sep 4, 2023This syrup is amazing! It's so much better than store-bought syrup.
Clementine Lynch
Jul 21, 2023I accidentally cooked it a little too long, and it turned into a caramel sauce. Still delicious!
Maggie Schamberger
Jul 2, 2023I used salted butter and omitted the pinch of salt-yum!
Layne Hilll
Jan 7, 2023Don't be afraid of the baking soda-it gives it the perfect texture!
Doris Reichel
Sep 30, 2022I halved the recipe, and it worked out perfectly.
Nils Abshire
Feb 1, 2022I added a little lemon zest and it was delicious!