Cane Syrup

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Living in the heart of sugar cane country, I'd be more than happy to get

some and send it to anyone who might be interested. (it comes in cans and

jars, and we can buy it at any grocery store here.) I know how difficult it

is to get some of the items our kids can have.

Re: [GFCFrecipes] Corn syrup substitue

In a message dated 5/25/01 8:10:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

dhartman@... writes:

. I just finished making peppermint candy with

the syrup and it worked great! Tomorrow I think I will try lollipops or

hard candy. I haven't tried it, yet, but I am pretty sure it would be

fantastic for making soda using carbonated water, juice concentrate and

the syrup, too. I used to make my own simple syrup for making soda,

candy, etc.. This will be much more convenient.

Diane

Diane,

When Karyn Seroussi and I first started ANDI (autism network for dietary

intervention) we used to sell food items. It was an enormous amount of

work

and very hard to do, but we tried because there weren't many items out

there

for the gluten, casein, corn, soy intolerant. One of the items we carried

was

cane syrup, and I can tell you that it does indeed work very well for just

about anything that calls for corn syrup.

We stopped carrying foods early on as we simply couldn't do it (we are

only

two people and live seven hours apart) but most of the items we carried

were

taken on by Jay at Miss Robens. I thought that cane syrup was one of them

(Jay?)

For those who cannot get it at the health food store (I can) it may be

available through mail order.

My son does ok with corn, but cane syrup is a great replacement for those

who

don't. LL