Golden Barrel Bulk Unsulfured Blackstrap Molasses Jug (128 Fl Oz)

Arrived on time and undamaged. Two gallons of this lasted my family a year and two months! Definitely worth the purchase. And I love that it's a product of the USA. Delicious for eating and full of the vitamins and minerals you want in a Molasses.

Great stuff. Using daily for suppliment. Great sugar replacement. Use in coffee tea on pancakes biscuits and cook with.

Great taste and value

Hope they never stop selling this product in this size. Absolutely the best quality at the best price. Another American Made Product. Made in America, By Americans, For Americans.

If, as I do, you have a taste for strong flavored black molasses, I think you will find this product acceptably adequate. When I say 'acceptably adequate", you might think I don't regard it too highly. Not so. The reason I chose those words is that, for the first however-many years of my life, the only variety that passed my lips was Tate & Lyle Black Treacle (T&L). If you've a taste for that, you'll understand my choice of words. That doesn't mean this is not good. Now I'm not a blackstrap junkie by any means but I seem to have been on a quest for the best in the US. That's because my preference - born from experience - is imported to the US only in 454g (about one pound) tins, and so is comparatively expensive. It seems that there are too few homegrown varieties of Blackstrap molasses in the US that have the same strength of flavor that comes close to The T&L product. I'm not going to suggest why that should be. But one of the best - if not THE best - that I have found is this Golden Barrel product. It has one of the best flavors, and I believe that's chiefly because of the Iron content. According to the label, one tablespoonful will have about 25% of the recommended daily amount. Ordinary molasses usually has no Iron at all, and even a strong Chinese Bead Molasses will only have around 10%. Other useful elements include Sodium (1% RDA in each tablespoon), Potassium (9%), and Calcium (20%). Those proportions are all good in my book - especially the low Sodium. [November 2018 Note: the label may have different RDA'S than the above. Apparently the FDA recently changed the label standards with a recalculation of RDAs. Golden Barrel says that the labels are changed but the proportions remain the same as always, though] Carbs are represented, of course, but only a little more than half of a spoonful (including sugars which are only about one-sixth of a spoonful). Blackstrap is one of the healthiest sugar-based foods, and it also has flavor. Plenty of uses, not only in cooking. This Golden Barrel product is not only very good, it's also one gallon, so an economical purchase of a wholesome product. Head and shoulders above other home-grown blackstraps that are readily available across the country. According to the description here, its shelf life is 4 years. When I received mine, the best before date was a few months less than 4 years away. Nevertheless, in my experience, shelf life could exceed 4 years by a comfortable margin ... and this might be all but used up by that time, so it's not a problem. Just something to be aware of. Packaging was less than I would expect, but the seal on the jug prevented any spillage during shipping. The only reason I didn't give it all five stars is that it can be purchased direct at an even better price per gallon and - if you are serious about this - in huge 5 gallon pails.

I absolutely love it! It is great for sauces, soups, stews, grilling, etc.

I received my order quickly. No problems at all. Great rich flavor. Highly recommend you get a lot of molasses for this price. Id definitely order again! Great taste!

I thought my compost tea game was strong… then I added this Golden Barrel Unsulfured Blackstrap Molasses and everything kicked into overdrive. This stuff is like rocket fuel for microbes, and once you see what it does, there’s no going back. When I brewed up my 50-gallon batch using the LiFeCuBe & FishBall combo, I mixed in a good dose of this molasses—and that’s when the magic really started. The microbes didn’t just wake up… they threw a full-on work party. Molasses provides that rich carbon food source, and suddenly your compost tea goes from “good” to “supercharged biological powerhouse.” Here’s what I noticed: Faster breakdown of compost and organic material Better activation of Azomite minerals (unlocking all that goodness) Increased microbial activity = healthier soil structure Plants responding with stronger growth and deeper color And yes… brix levels climbing like never before The consistency is thick, rich, and exactly what you want in a true blackstrap molasses—no junk, no fillers. Just pure, microbe-feeding goodness. Around Eastern North Carolina, this combo is perfect for: Boosting sandy or nutrient-poor soils Feeding gardens, raised beds, and compost piles Prepping soil before planting season Reviving tired ground that needs life brought back into it Pro Tip for Compost Tea Brew: Add a few ounces of molasses per 5 gallons of water when brewing. Let it aerate well, and you’ll create a living tea that works with your soil, not just on it. At this point, it’s not just compost tea—it’s a full-on soil-building system that’s taking garden performance to another level.

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Happy with this product, especially the plastic unbreakable bottle. Would buy again.

The Molasses taste good,but I find it not as strong tasting as other Molasses that I've had before, Has it been cut with Golden syrup? It suppose to help with blood sugar, so far I'm not finding that. So it has me wondering 🤔.

What a great bulk size. It's really nice Molasses and makes really good product.

This will last me a long time. Have added to my instant pot baked beans, and my sourdough whole wheat bread. Wonderful.