You can have a taste of raspberry all year round, thanks to the Starbucks raspberry syrup. Read on to find out how to make this amazing syrup at home.

I love Starbucks coffee drinks with a twist of my favorite flavored syrups. I have come across several people who have never tested this syrup and I have written this post to shed light on this berry magic. You will also get a simple recipe to make at home, so read on.

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Brief History of the syrup

Starbucks introduced a list of new flavored syrups for their drinks in the early 1990s. The raspberry flavor was among those that made a debut. However, the syrup was discontinued in 2007 due to controversy about artificial ingredients. The coffee chain later reintroduced a new and improved clear version of this syrup that continues to be served to date.

Is Starbucks raspberry syrup still available at Starbucks?

Yes, however, the coffee chain has experienced some immense shortages in most of its stores.

Where to buy Starbucks raspberry syrup

This syrup can be purchased on Amazon in a one-liter bottle. You can also grab a bottle at Walmart and eBay.

Starbucks Raspberry Syrup (Ingredients, Taste, Calories, name variations)

What’s in a Starbucks raspberry syrup-(ingredients?)

Starbucks makes its raspberry syrup with natural flavoring, sugar, water, and preservatives. The syrup contains no coloring and is clear.

Natural flavoring: Starbucks does not use real raspberries, but a natural flavor of the berries. This makes the main ingredient of the syrup.

Sugar: Starbucks uses pure cane sugar as a sweetener.

Preservatives: The coffee chain adds potassium sorbate as a preservative and citric acid.

Starbucks raspberry syrup: Nutrition and Calories

Nutritional facts

Calorie count (out of 2,000 calories daily intake)	40
Nutrient Content (per pump)	% of Daily Value
Total Fat 0g) Trans Fat (0.0g) Saturated Fat (0g)	0%
Total carbohydrates (5g) Sugar (5g) Dietary Fiber	2% 14 %
Proteins (0g)
Cholesterol (0mg)	0%
Sodium (0mg)	0%

So, what does Starbucks Raspberry Syrup taste like?

The raspberry flavor introduces a sweet, tart taste and a juicy flavor to your drink.

Drinks that use Starbucks Raspberry Syrup

Raspberry syrup is the most popular syrup at Starbucks and is added to various drinks like:

Raspberry iced tea
Raspberry lime refresher
Iced raspberry latte
Raspberry caramel macchiato

Starbucks raspberry syrup-Other names

This Starbucks syrup is not known by any other name.

How to make Starbucks Raspberry Syrup at home – Starbucks Raspberry Syrup Copycat Recipe

Starbucks Raspberry Syrup Copycat Recipe

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Here is a simple recipe to make the syrup at home

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Cuisine American

Equipment

Spatula
Stove
Saucepan
strainer
Airtight jars

Ingredients

11/2 cups frozen or fresh raspberries
1 cup sugar
11/2 cup water
1 tsp. vanilla extract

Instructions

Place your saucepan on the stove and add water, vanilla extract, and sugar and bring to a boil n medium heat, while stirring.
Add raspberries into the mixture and boil for 20 minutes. Mash the berries with a spatula and skim any impurities.
Remove the mixture from the heat and strain to remove the berries.
After cooling, strain into airtight jars and refrigerate.

Notes

If using frozen berries, let them thaw before boiling.

INFORMATIVE SECTION

Is Starbucks raspberry syrup discontinued?

No, the syrup is still available, but there has been a shortage in most stores.

Is the Raspberry syrup at Starbucks sweet?

Yes, the syrup has a sweet, tart berry taste.

Is Starbucks Raspberry syrup dairy free?

Yes, the syrup has no dairy content.

Is Starbucks Raspberry syrup vegan?

Yes, it is.

Will Starbucks bring back its raspberry syrup?

Starbucks brought back the syrup after it was discontinued in 2007.

Is Starbucks Raspberry syrup gluten-free?

Yes, it is gluten-free.

How much is Starbuck Raspberry syrup?

A one-liter bottle cost $32.99 on Amazon.

Is Starbucks Raspberry syrup healthy?

Yes, the syrup has low carbs and calories.

Is Starbucks Raspberry syrup good?

Yes, it adds a sweet fruity flavor to drinks.

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