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Light corn syrup

  • 03-08-2010 9:57pm
    #1
    Sigma Force
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    Drooling over peanut brittle recipes and it calls for light corn syrup now I know there are substitutions (joyofbaking site has a great list of alternatives) but would prefer to use actual light corn syrup.
    Does anyone know if it's easily available?

    Not golden syrup, this stuff is clear.


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  • #2
    Magic Monkey
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    You can get the Karo brand in Fallon & Byrne, or liquid glucose in Kitchen Complements, which will do the same thing. But the best value is in the Asia Market on Drury St. and the Oriental Emporium at Jervis LUAS stop, as they sell a 1ltr bottle of a korean brand of corn syrup, it's about €3.


  • #3
    tscul32
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    korean corn syrup - excellent, thanks. I have 2 bottles of karo that I picked up in Boston last month, had seen it in F&B too but good to know there's an alternative.


  • #4
    Magic Monkey
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    Here's a photo of it. In the oriental emporium, it's €3.20/1.2kg. There's more information on the use of corn syrup, here, here and here.
    In confections like brittle and fudge, etc. it's mainly used as a "doctor" i.e. something that controls sugar crystallisation, as well as having various other properties (humectant, gives texture, low sweetness.)


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