Muddy Pond Mill Sorghum Syrup

A traditional sweetener and condiment of the central South. A syrup with a unique sweetness that stands alone on biscuits or pancakes, and can also be used in barbecue and baked goods. Made in central Tennessee. (more info)

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Use & Care

Drizzle on pancakes, waffles, hot cereals, or ice cream, use in baked goods, or substitute for molasses or honey in recipes.

Production & Design

In the early fall, the Guenthers harvest the sorghum cane with their self-propelled cane-cutting machine, which deheads the cane, cuts it off at the ground, then chops the stalks into short pieces and blows the leaves out. The pieces of cane are dropped into a press that squeezes out the juice and pumps it into a tank that is pulled behind the machine. The tank of juice is taken to the mill and pumped into a holding tank, where it is preheated overnight, and early the next morning the family starts boiling it. The juice is cooked, as per tradition, on a 22 feet-by-8 feet evaporator pan, which is heated by steam produced by a wood-fired, steam locomotive boiler. The finished syrup is then cooled and bottled.

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Specifications

Size
1 pint

Ingredients
Sorghum syrup

Made in
Tennessee

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