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Substitute for corn syrup

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5:50 pm
December 20, 2006

choccywoccydoodaa

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Newbie here – feeling rather green & I haven’t even tasted my first efforts yet!

Does anyone know the UK equivalent of corn syrup as used in US recipes?

I’ve looked on the net & some say you can use golden syrup as an alternative but then others say to use glucose.

Does anyone know for sure?

Thanks

6:49 pm
December 20, 2006

aguynamedrobert

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Both are acceptable things to replace corn syrup…Glucose is, ususally, just a corn syrup that has a higher percentage of glucose to other sweeteners. Gold syrup is supposed to be very similar and I know many from the Uk that use that instead of corn syrup…either is acceptable…
It depends on what you are making that would decide which one is better for a specific recipe.

Robert
http://www.chocolateguild.com

Some Chocolate Guy

http://www.chocolateguild.com

12:39 am
December 21, 2006

Hans-Peter Rot

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