Golden syrup
golden syrup
- Flavor and role
- A golden British syrup made by converting sugar into invert sugar, with a buttery caramel aroma.
- Typical dishes and uses
- Flapjacks, Anzac biscuits, treacle tart, sponge pudding
- Substitutes
- 1 tbsp golden syrup = 1 tbsp honey or 1 tbsp corn syrup + a little brown sugar.
- Storage
- 1-2 years at room temperature, even after opening. It sets in the fridge, so keep it at room temperature.
- Main countries
- United Kingdom · Australia
- Used in this book
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Updated 2026-10-10