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Hi, can anyone help with Wheat Germ & Molasses, i've looked in my local shops but are unable to find these for my cooking. Are they American terms? All help will be gratefully received.
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Many people are confused by the difference between molasses and treacle. For all intents and purposes, they are the same.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4.............................NCFC member No: 00005.........
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Wheat Germ.... The closes I can find for this so far is whole wheat flour.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I normally find wheatgerm with the Bran in mu Healthfood shop.
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Hi, can anyone help with Wheat Germ & Molasses, i've looked in my local shops but are unable to find these for my cooking. Are they American terms? All help will be gratefully received.
You will find both in a health food shop like holland and barrett HTH:snow_laugChristmas is just around the corner :eek:
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Yes, wheatgerm is easily available in supermarkets or a health food store. I believe molasses is less strong in flavour than black treacle. What I would do is use half golden syrup and half black treacle -unless you can find it in a health foos store as Irisheyes suggests0
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thriftlady wrote: »Yes, wheatgerm is easily available in supermarkets or a health food store. I believe molasses is less strong in flavour than black treacle. What I would do is use half golden syrup and half black treacle -unless you can find it in a health foos store as Irisheyes suggests
Thanks everyone, i'll take another look tomorrow.0 -
I really dont like black treacle it has a bitter quality, and if my memory serves me right it is a by product of sugar production. Molasses is much gentler product, and you can even buy molasses sugar, which takes a bit like licorice. You can buy molasses for 89p in Tesco I think its in the organic section0
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