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Treacle..Yes or no?!
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I opened the tin, it didn't explode (bonus), tastes quite dark and bitter..is this normal? No fizzing or furring.M.A.C.A.W member number 39
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if its proper treacle then yes, it will be very dark and the bitterness disappears on cooking. its 'golden syrup' which is honey coloured and very sweet. but its often referred to as 'treacle' (treacle tart for example) which can be confusing!0
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It's definitely proper treacle, so it sounds ok then xxM.A.C.A.W member number 39
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