Sentence examples for import molasses for from inspiring English sources

Some countries import molasses for use in rum production.

Invented in the West Indies in the 17th century, rum caught on in the American colonies, where distillers began importing molasses and quickly created a major industry.

Now that legally imported molasses was cheap, Boston's smugglers turned to wine from Madeira and the Azores, which was heavily taxed, and to Dutch goods, which it was against British rules to import directly to the colonies.

This one uses pomegranate molasses for a fruity flavor.

Some sugar is converted into molasses for rum distillation.

Lady Agnes is served "porridge with blackstrap molasses for breakfast".

Don't substitute corn syrup or molasses for cane syrup.

Molasses, for example, has a greater viscosity than water.

"I've used molasses for pork and thought it might work with the fish," he said.

** Note: People say to avoid blackstrap molasses for baking.

There would be sorghum molasses for breakfast and gingerbread galore until the novelty wore off.