Golden Syrup

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I have a tin of golden syrup- what's the best use for it?

Flapjacks

Treacle tart

Drizzle it on Yorkshire puddings

Or microwave syrup sponge

Or add to cornflake cakes - so much better than just chocolate

Or ginger cake

Thank you! The only thing I could think of was putting it on porrige!

You could do like The Vicar of Dibley and dip all your chocolate bars in it!

Nigellas salted caramel sauce #drool

British Rail gingerbread, recipe from Food from The Place Below. I made this very recently, thanks to another thread about golden syrup, or possibly treacle. It was wonderful. When the recipe mentions batter, what it means is that the mixture is so liquid that I thought I'd got something wrong, but fortunately I didn't add any more flour, and it came out super moist.

It's pretty good drizzled over vanilla ice cream and topped with clotted cream.

Fridge cake https://realfood.tesco.com/recipes/chocolate-fridge-cake-recipe.html

Drizzle on warm pancakes or waffles.

Treacle tart.

Use in a sweet & sour marinade/sauce.

Use in ginger nut biscuits.

Thank you all! I going to try lots of these!

A load of it used too in chocolate biscuit cake, lasts for ages in fridge so handy to have.

Chocolaté sauce on ice cream.

https://greatbritishrecipes.com/cornish-fairings/

These are the easiest biscuits to make, as its dry ingredients mixed in a bowl and the butter, syrup etc heated until it all melts and the two put together and balls of the mixture placed on a baking tray. Mark with a fork for the pattern

https://sandychatter.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/marguerite-pattens-sticky-gingerbread-recipe/ this is a very easy ginger cake, could be made in a loaf tin I guess - the milk swirled round the saucepan gets the treacle and syrup remains. Black treacle is a great source of iron 7mg per 2 tbsp and also potassium, B6 and calcium