golden syrup

British  

noun

1. a light golden-coloured treacle produced by the evaporation of cane sugar juice, used to sweeten and flavour cakes, puddings, etc

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Example Sentences

Dozens of products from pork pies and golden syrup to gin and elderflower cordial have gone purple and gold or tweaked their branding to feature Buckingham Palace, crowns and bunting.

From BBC

For a more interactive dessert, melt chocolate along with a little sugar, water and golden syrup to create your own chocolate fondue.

From BBC

Luckily, golden syrup is becoming easier and easier to find in the U.S., both in grocery stores and online.

From Salon

I tried trickling in the canola oil but most of it dribbled down the outside of the jar, pooling on my counter like golden syrup running over pancakes.

From Salon

The golden syrup and unsweetened chocolate went a long way toward adding body and creamy texture to my syrup.

From Washington Post