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Default What's the equivalent of light Karo syrup in the UK?

On 29 Aug 2007 15:48:13 GMT, "Default User" >
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>Sky wrote:
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>> Arri London wrote:
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>> > Miche wrote:
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>No. Molasses is a byproduct of sugar manufacturing, and cane syrup is
>simply reduced cane juice. So the syrup is significantly sweeter. The
>cane syrup does have a bit of molasses flavor.
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>I use Steen's Cane Syrup in pecan pies, mixed some corn syrup.
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>Brian

Cane syrup contains ,molasses. When the sugar is crystallized out of
the cane syrup, you are left with molasses.

Just as some posters above you, pointed out.(BTW I just love there are
a few of us who obviously know sugar cane and its processes. I am
sure it is just a teeny weeny percentage of the modern world>)

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