no clue to your question but welcome, Lee
> I thought about asking this on the WW message boards but since most
> people there are in the US didn't think much would come of it.
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> might be liverwurst.
> Thanks
> I thought about asking this on the WW message boards but since most
> people there are in the US didn't think much would come of it.
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> question about an ingredient - what in the world is Tate & Lyle Golden
> Syrup?
Cane sugar syrup: all Tate & Lyle products are cane sugar based.
> Is it corn syrup? It's not maple because it mentions that can be used, I
> wouldn't
> think it would be honey or molasses. It's a oatmeal recipe that just looks
> good
> to me, once I figure out the measurements & what the syrup is (or it's
> equivalent)
Molasses is black, like treacle: Golden Syrup is a mnice pale gold.
Different stages in the process, if you like...
> I'd like to give it a try.
> I was a bit confused about a few other things though while reading recipes
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> couldn't figure out what the other packages said though I think leverwurst
> might be liverwurst.
Liver sausage, literally. A sausage served sliced like ham or salami
rather than a pate.
> Thanks
Our sugar free jelly crystals: >
http://www.hartleysjelly.com/our-jellies.cfm
Look at the third item down.
Frylight:
> http://www.frylight.co.uk/tips.html
Comes in several sorts, including olive oil and butter as well as
sunflower oil.

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nobody but us chickens - 06 Jan 2008 15:21 GMT
>> I thought about asking this on the WW message boards but since most
>> people there are in the US didn't think much would come of it.
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> Comes in several sorts, including olive oil and butter as well as
> sunflower oil.
I'm wondering if a local grocery store might have the syrup. They have
a small section of foods from the UK. If not, I'll see what else might work.
The other items are what I thought they were. Now to figure out the
measurement
conversion. I think it's in a cookbook I have, if not, I'm sure I'll find it
online.
Thanks
nobody but us chickens - 19 Jan 2008 16:17 GMT
>> I thought about asking this on the WW message boards but since most
>> people there are in the US didn't think much would come of it.
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>
> Cane sugar syrup: all Tate & Lyle products are cane sugar based.
I stopped at the store this morning after meeting & took a quick look, they
carry it though I didn't buy it today. They carry a few other items I'd
like to try & some I have had in the past. Would have looked closer if I'd
had the time.Thanks