Sweet Stuff: Morris Kitchen Syrups
We’re sweet on these savoury, spicy and sweet syrups we found at West Elm. They’re hand crafted in Brooklyn and can be used in salad dressings, cocktails, ice creams or in pancake batter or French toast. Plus, they’re lovely enough to leave out on the counter. They’d make nice hostess gifts or to under the tree of your favourite foodie. $12.90 at West Elm.
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