Lyles Golden Syrup Original

The history Although I am reasonably young I cannot remember a time without Golden Syrup. Many generations of my family have used Golden Syrup in baking recipes, and Lyle's Golden Syrup has been around since 1904. In 1921 the Lyle brand merged with Tate, forming the Tate & Lyle brand we all know well to this day. The product still remains as 'Lyle's Golden Syrup', probably due to the history of the product. The product is still sold in the famous large green and gold tins, though the product has moved with the times and Golden Syrup is now available in a squeezy bottle, as well as in an ice ... more

*-*-About The Product-*-*- Well, golden syrup has always been a big traditional thing in my family. It is highly unlikely that we won't have a tin in the cupboard. We use it for all sorts of things, like pouring on pancakes, recipes or porridge. When I was in Asda a few weeks ago I spotted this handy little squeezy bottle, at first I hesitated because I was so used to using the tinned syrup, but then I figured it can't hurt because It is the same brand. First of all Lyles is an excellent golden syrup brand, I don't think I have ever used syrup that isn't made by them. The pure texture and ... more