Golden Syrup

Lyle’s Golden Syrup is Britain’s oldest brand, being sold in the same old-fasioned green and gold tin for over 125 years. Invented by a Scot, it features in many recipes. It goes well on buttered bread, and some like to sweeten their porage with it. My personal favourite is the syrup and peanut butter sandwich.

  • Where to get your Golden Syrup

    • A Touch of Britain British cafe and shop near Sacramento, CA. Selection of British and Scottish foods. Urban Spoon review says they have the best fish and chips in the Sacramento area.
    • British Delights Tunnocks Tea Cakes, Branston Pickle, Bird’s Custard, proper tea and Crunchie bars
    • British Food Shop Full range of biccies – digestives, rich tea, hobnobs, shortbread and lots of other stuff including Stahly canned haggis
    • English Tea Store Beneath the name is a source of Heinz Baked Beans, Branston Pickle, Lyle’s Golden Syrup, Scott’s Porage Oats, Bird’s Custard and Ambrosia Creamed Rice
    • Jolly Grub A fine selection of British vittles, me hearties

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