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If you already enjoy the flavor of bay leaf, or even if you aren't sure what it actually tastes like, I think you'll love this delicious simplesyrup recipe for cocktails and mocktails! In this simplesyrup recipe, I simmer the leaves in sugar and water for five to ten minutes and it makes the whole kitchen smell amazing !
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