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Pancake Syrup


KellyR

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which brand of syrup is everyone using for their waffles and pancakes?


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which brand of syrup is everyone using for their waffles and pancakes?

I just use pure Maple syrup.

kabowman Explorer

Ditto - only pure but mine is because of a corn issue.

Carriefaith Enthusiast

I use Aunt Jemima.

VydorScope Proficient

Kroger Store Brand, called them a few weeks ago, all Kroger brand pancake syrups are gluten-free.

mmaccartney Explorer

Only pure maple syrup.

Most "pancake syrups" are mostly just sugar and liquid with flavoring.

Nothing tastes better then pure maple syrup. I just picked up some yesterday at an annual maple festival they have in Chardon Ohio. Good stuff...they even had cotton candy made with real maple syrup! Yummy!

Rusla Enthusiast

I use pure maple syrup, Old Tyme and some times Bee Hive.


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tarnalberry Community Regular

I use fruit jam! :-) Yummy. Or apple butter. :-)

jerseyangel Proficient

I use pure maple syrup :)

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