golden syrup

golden syrup

Family: Poaceae

Golden syrup (or light treacle) is a form of inverted sugar syrup. It is made by the process of refining sugar cane or sugar beet juice into sugar, or by treatment of a sugar solution with acid. The consistency is similar to honey, and can be used as a substitute for honey.

More on syrup and molasses here.
Sugarbeet
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Sugar Cane
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» Recipes with golden syrup

• American Syrup Cookies (golden syrup)
• Chocolate Syrup Cookies (golden syrup)
• Nutty Squares (golden syrup)
• Bounty Balls (golden syrup)
• Chocolate Caramel (golden syrup)
• Hönökaka (golden syrup)
• Grandma's Gingerbread (golden syrup)
• Coca Cola Caramel (golden syrup)
• Liquorice Caramel (golden syrup)
• Chewy Nut & Chocolate Cookies (golden syrup)
• Hamburger Bread (golden syrup)
• Knäck (golden syrup)
• Brewster's Cake (golden syrup)
• Nougat Cake (golden syrup)
• Crunchy Crumble (golden syrup)

» Recipes with golden syrup

• American Syrup Cookies (golden syrup)
• Chocolate Syrup Cookies (golden syrup)
• Nutty Squares (golden syrup)
• Bounty Balls (golden syrup)
• Chocolate Caramel (golden syrup)
• Hönökaka (golden syrup)
• Grandma's Gingerbread (golden syrup)
• Coca Cola Caramel (golden syrup)
• Liquorice Caramel (golden syrup)
• Chewy Nut & Chocolate Cookies (golden syrup)
• Hamburger Bread (golden syrup)
• Knäck (golden syrup)
• Brewster's Cake (golden syrup)
• Nougat Cake (golden syrup)
• Crunchy Crumble (golden syrup)

The Amaranthaceae Family

a family of flowering plants

Kingdom: Plantae   Clades: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots   Order: Caryophyllales  


The Poaceae Family

a family of monocotyledonous flowering plants known as grasses
AKA: Gramineae

Kingdom: Plantae   Clades: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Monocots, Commelinids   Order: Poales  


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