Orgeat Syrup
Q: What is orgeat syrup? Where can I get it?
A: Orgeat is an almond-flavored syrup used in both drink mixing and in baking. It can be found in most liquor stores or it can ordered over the internet at places like BevMo.
Q: What is orgeat syrup? Where can I get it?
A: Orgeat is an almond-flavored syrup used in both drink mixing and in baking. It can be found in most liquor stores or it can ordered over the internet at places like BevMo.
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