Tired of the same old coffee flavors?
Homemade blueberry syrup is a game-changer. It infuses your coffee with a natural fruity sweetness, whether in hot coffee, iced lattes, or cold brew. This easy syrup enhances every sip.
This fresh, homemade blueberry syrup is packed with real fruit flavor and stays delicious for days.
Why you will love this recipe:
- Quick & Easy – Made with just a few pantry ingredients.
- Versatile – Delicious in hot coffee, iced lattes, cold brew, or even cocktails.
- Naturally Sweetened – No artificial syrups, just fresh blueberry goodness.
I’ve crafted this recipe to be simple, flavorful, and worth every sip—I hope you love it.
Feel free to save this recipe for later so you can enjoy homemade blueberry coffee anytime.
Ready to transform your coffee? Let’s get started!
What is blueberry syrup?
Blueberry syrup is an easy homemade recipe that takes minutes to make. It’s made using white granulated sugar, blueberries, and a touch of water.
Blueberry syrup is made by boiling blueberries with sugar and letting them cool enough to be poured into reusable containers, like a Mason jar or a flask with a pouring spout.
Tip: You can also use this mason jar to brew cold brew! Check out this recipe here.
Blueberry syrup tastes better than ever because of the smaller amount of sugar and added flavorings.
The flavor you get when using sweet blueberries in season is fantastic and can’t be compared to a store-bought version.
Which ingredients are used to make blueberry syrup for coffee?
Coffee syrups shouldn’t be hard to make, which is why this recipe for blueberry syrup uses just a few ingredients. Have a look below for all the ingredients:
- Blueberries
- White granulated sugar
- Cold tap water
Those three ingredients will make a sweet and delicious add-in to your favorite coffee.
White granulated sugar is the best to use, as it has a fine structure. Because of the fine structure, the sugar will dissolve much quicker, which is perfect for this quick recipe.
The recipe is based on the classic 1:1 ratio of sugar and water used to make simple syrup.
When adding blueberries to this, you’ll make it even sweeter, and it’ll leave a striking blue color.
What kind of blueberries can you use?
Blueberries have an amazing sweetness and many flavors but not much tartness, making them perfect for this syrup.
You can use fresh or frozen blueberries to make the syrup at home.
I prefer using fresh blueberries when they’re in season. They taste much sweeter then!
The only downside to fresh blueberries is that they might be more expensive.
When using frozen blueberries, which (in most cases) is the cheaper option, make sure to defrost them beforehand.
I like to get a cup of blueberries from the freezer right before bed so they’re defrosted the following day.
To make the best blueberry syrup for coffee, taste the blueberries before adding the other ingredients.
Fresh blueberries are usually a bit sweeter, so you might want to leave out some sugar.
The frozen blueberries tend to be a bit sourer, so depending on your flavor preference, you might want to add a bit more sugar to the mixture.
If you still need a bit more sugar after making the blueberry syrup, you can add some more and put it back on the stove.
Keep making adjustments until you’ve reached the perfect blueberry syrup for your taste!
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How to make blueberry syrup for coffee at home
Let’s get into the recipe!
Don’t forget to save this recipe for later so you can enjoy this homemade syrup anytime:
Blueberry Syrup for Coffee
Making blueberry syrup is easy to do and will make your coffee have a unique flavor profile.
Ingredients
- 1 cup (250 grams) of white granulated sugar
- 1 cup (250 grams) of cold tap water
- 1 cup (250 grams) fresh or frozen blueberries
Instructions
Before beginning with the recipe, I like to collect all the ingredients. After that, it's time to jump into the recipe:
- In a small saucepan, combine the white granulated sugar, cold tap water, and blueberries.
- Place the small saucepan on the stove on medium heat.
- While continually stirring, heat the mixture.
- Lower the heat once the sugar has dissolved completely and the blueberries have gone a bit soft.
- Leave the mixture to bubble away for a few more minutes, so the berries are nice and soft.
- After the blueberries are super soft and the sugar has dissolved, remove the saucepan from the heat.
- To make the blueberry syrup smooth, place a handheld mixer into the saucepan until the blueberries are super fine.
- You can also add the mixture to a blender.
- If, after blending, the blueberry syrup still has pieces of blueberry in it, you can sieve it until smooth.
- Transfer the smooth blueberry syrup into a resealable container or flask of choice and store in the fridge until use.
Notes
When using frozen blueberries, makes sure to defrost them before adding them to the saucepan.
Nutrition Information:
Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 77Sugar: 20g
How long can you store blueberry coffee syrup?
When making blueberry syrup at home, storing it in a resealable jar for optimal storage is best.
It’ll last much longer in your fridge before going bad. I like to place it in the coldest place in the refrigerator to ensure it stays as cool as possible.
Because lots of sugar is used, it can be kept in the fridge for a long time. I recommend sticking to a one-week maximum.
If you’re unsure if you’ll finish a batch by then, you can also make a smaller batch.
Then, after you’ve almost finished that small batch, you can make some more and keep this going until you’re out of blueberries.
It’s a great way to ensure you’re using the freshest blueberry syrup, and it’ll also taste the best.
What coffee recipes can you make with blueberry syrup?
Wondering what coffee recipes you can use your blueberry syrup for?
Check out these great recipes:
- Blueberry coffee recipe
- Blueberry cold brew recipe
- Blueberry iced coffee recipe
- Blueberry iced latte recipe
- Blueberry latte recipe
More coffee syrups to try
Not sure yet if the blueberry syrup fits you? Or just curious to see which coffee syrups are out there?
I’ve got you covered! Check out the lists below to find great coffee syrups:
- Chocolate Syrup
- Cinnamon Syrup
- Cinnamon Brown Sugar Syrup
- Gingerbread Syrup
- Honey Syrup
- Irish Cream Syrup
- Pumpkin Spice Syrup
- Vanilla Syrup
And for even more options, check out the coffee add-ins hub here!
Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed reading this article about making blueberry syrup for coffee. If you want to make a quick and easy breakfast drink, try this recipe!
It’s as simple as tossing the berries in some sugar and boiling them on the stovetop until they release their natural juices.
You can store the mixture in your fridge or use it immediately—whichever works best for you.
I’ve also given some advice on using fresh or frozen berries and the best way to store the syrup in your fridge.
Have you tried making your own blueberry coffee syrup? Let me know if you have any other questions!
Coffee recipes to try
Ready to try different kinds of coffee? Check out my other recipes below:
