Simple Syrup is used in many drinks as a sweetner and is incredibly easy to make. Ingredients:
1 glass sugar
1 glass water
Directions:
Mix together sugar and water, then allow it to settle until it goes clear.
Simple syrup couldn't be any simpler to mix.
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