Lyle's Golden Syrup Original 325g (Pack of 1)

Good flavor. A British recipe called for it.

Wow this is good. It is great in recipes like Treacle Pudding, or other recipes from Britain or Europe. The big jug means I don't have to buy it very often, and I can jar some up for my kids to use. This is just the ticket to put on pancakes or waffles, especially if you are allergic to maple like my daughter-in-law. I have been known to drizzle some on buttered toast when I run out of honey, too. This is a really great product all around. It arrived wrapped in bubble wrap inside a heavy box, and not one single drop leaked or spilled.

America’s Test Kitchen recommended this as an ingredient in making frozen yogurt in my Cuisinart Ice Cream maker, and I couldn’t agree more with their recipe. Best frozen yogurt ever! I’m sure there is many things this syrup is good for, but I’m keeping it for my froyo!;

Just as pictured.

This stuff is awesome, way better than sugar

I would have given it a 5 star except for the shipping materials. It is heavy so it moved around in the box and pushed in the spout which caused a small leak. But the golden syrup is great! I make Alton Brown's pecan pies with it. I make 6 the first weekend! The spout pop back into place after the first use.

This product is amazing! So delicious- I use it in any recipe that calls for regular corn syrup. It tastes so much better! I also use it make vegan versions of things that call for honey- like honey mustard. Best use is to make Treacle Tart- a Harry Potter recipe! This size is awesome because we use so much of it - can’t beat the cost!

Lyle's syrup is so delicious, with a refined flavor way above that of corn syrup. Before I placed my most recent order, I tried to find out if there was a difference between the "Original" syrup in the squeeze bottle with traditional green label, and the one with green and yellow label listed as Lyle's Squeezy Syrup "Dessert." I had no success finding a descriptive comparison between the two. Therefore, I ordered the "Dessert"- labeled bottle, to make my own conclusion. I received a 325 ml bottle yesterday, but it was not the "Dessert" bottle I had expected. Instead it was the familiar "Original." And the price was nearly $2 higher than I had expected. I shall enjoy my syrup, as usual, and make sure there is always a bottle in my pantry. But it would have been nice to be informed about the difference/similarity between these two items. .