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of minerals, give final molasses a harsh flavor that makes it generally unfit for direct human consumption, although it’s sometimes sold blended with corn syrup A small amount is also used in tobacco curing Food Words: Molasses, Treacle Molasses comes from the late Latin word mellaceus, which meant “like honey.” The English term treacle comes via the French triacle from the Latin theriaca, meaning antidotes against poison Medieval pharmacists used sugar syrups to compound their drugs, and came to refer to the syrups by a term for the remedies Today, treacle can mean both dark, strong molasses or the lighter, more delicate refiner’s syrups Kinds of Molasses First and second molasses have been used in foods for many years, and for a long time were the only form of sugar available to slaves and the poor of the rural South, usually bleached with sulfur dioxide and strongly sulfurous to the taste Today, most molasses available to consumers are actually blends of molasses and syrups from various stages throughout the sugar-making process They range from mild to pungent and bitter, from golden brown to brown-black The darker the molasses, the more its sugars have been transformed by caramelization and browning reactions, and so the less sweet and more bitter it is Light molasses may be 35% sucrose and 35% invert sugars, and 2% minerals; blackstrap molasses may be 35% sucrose, 20% invert sugars, and 10% minerals Molasses in Cooking The flavor of cane molasses is complex, with woody and green notes as well as sweet, caramel, buttery ones Its complexity has made it a popular background flavor in many foods; popcorn balls, gingerbread, licorice, barbeque sauces, ... They range from mild to pungent and bitter, from golden brown to brown-black The darker the molasses, the more its sugars have been transformed by caramelization and browning reactions, and so the less sweet and more bitter it is...South, usually bleached with sulfur dioxide and strongly sulfurous to the taste Today, most molasses available to consumers are actually blends of molasses and syrups from various stages throughout the sugar-making process They range from mild to pungent and. .. sucrose and 35% invert sugars, and 2% minerals; blackstrap molasses may be 35% sucrose, 20% invert sugars, and 10% minerals Molasses in Cooking The flavor of cane molasses is complex, with woody and

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