ROGER'S GOLDEN SYRUP
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where I live.
Anyone know of a way to get my hands on some?
This would be mainly for Canadians. I'ts produced in BC and I live in
Ontario.
Thanks for any help
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Sheldon
> I'm in a bind folks. I can't find Roger's Golden Syrup anywhere near
> where I live.
>
> Anyone know of a way to get my hands on some?
>
> This would be mainly for Canadians. I'ts produced in BC and I live in
> Ontario.
>
> Thanks for any help
There is contact info here, perhaps if you phone:
http://www.rogerssugar.com/overview/management.html
Why can't it be Lyle's Golden Syrup?
Sheldon
Dave Smith
>
> I'm in a bind folks. I can't find Roger's Golden Syrup anywhere near
> where I live.
>
> Anyone know of a way to get my hands on some?
>
> This would be mainly for Canadians. I'ts produced in BC and I live in
> Ontario.
I live in Ontario and I have never seen it in stores here. The only sugar
syrup the stores around her carry is Lyles.
hahabogus
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> I'm in a bind folks. I can't find Roger's Golden Syrup anywhere near
> where I live.
>
> Anyone know of a way to get my hands on some?
>
> This would be mainly for Canadians. I'ts produced in BC and I live in
> Ontario.
>
> Thanks for any help
>
>
>
Safeway carries it...Aren't there safeways in BC?
BC, well Victoria, has hugely been influenced by the brits over the years
so Golden syrup has got to be there somwwhere.
BC Facts...the BC Government had it's own submarines before the Canadian
Government had any.
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but went back to the can. I prefer the bottle.
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Golden syrup and I'll pay for postage?
Dave Smith
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>
> Is there anyone in BC who could pick me up a couple of bottles of Roger's
> Golden syrup and I'll pay for postage?
>
check this link for a list of places to contact for Rogers Golden Syrup.
There are location sin Toronto, Windsor , Brantford and Ottawa. BTW..
Rogers is affiliated with Lantic Sugar.
Sheldon
> Lyles comes in a can and doesn't keep long. They tried a plastic bottle
> but went back to the can. I prefer the bottle.
And here I thought you'd say something intelligent like the products
taste differently, or that Roger's costs substantially less, but no,
your's is the dumbest reason ever. What's so difficult about pouring
syrup into a different container. duh
You actually want folks to do your shopping and mail you care packages
because you're too lazy to pour syrup into a squeeze bottle, puh-
leeze! Sheesh!
And just like a newbie I see you're cross posting all over usenet...
but rather than remove all those Newsgroups except for rfc I'll just
leave them there so everyone can see how very ignorant, lazy, and what
a vile and totally useless human being you are.
Sheldon
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Jean B.
> Lyles comes in a can and doesn't keep long. They tried a plastic bottle
> but went back to the can. I prefer the bottle.
>
I guess I'd better pick up as many bottles as I can find!!!!
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Gregory Morrow
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"Is MOMPEAGRAM crying...???"
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Jean B.
> Wish I could!
>
Not clear that I can find them either. :-( I will look though.
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Miche
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> Lyles comes in a can and doesn't keep long. They tried a plastic bottle
> but went back to the can. I prefer the bottle.
Doesn't keep? It's sugar! I've had golden syrup in a can that's lasted
for years and years. If it crystallises, heat it gently (still in the
can) and it'll melt again.
Miche
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That's what started this thread.
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Sheldon can be a pain but he was right in one respect. I should have
thought of it myself. Just pour the Lyles into a bottle. Duh!
Sheldon
> "Gregory Morrow" <greg...@morrow.net> wrote in message
The being a pain part is reinforcement... so folks will take heed and
remember... no offence meant. Get a nice honey dispenser for your
golden syrup, free shipping at Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/26nz98
http://www.amazon.com/Norpro-780-1-Cup-Honey-Dispenser/dp/B00004UE7F
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http://www.amazon.com/Norpro-780-1-Cup-Honey-Dispenser/dp/B00004UE7F
Sheldon
That's what I'll do but probably more just a plastic bottle. I don't use
it much except for cooking.
MoM
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syrup and it is now in glass!
Thanks for all the suggestions and help.
Helen
Jean B.
look today and only saw the can....
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Thanks for taking the time, Jean. I really appreciate it!
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Best price too!
Its owned by superstore
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>It’s actually produced in Vancouver, BC, Taber, AB and Toronto, ON. So you should be able to find some close to where you live. I know Superstore, Save-On-Foods and Walmart carry the brand.
