Blackstrap molasses?
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Blackstrap molasses, available from good health shops is rich in iron. It comes from sugar beets or sugar cane.
I began using it for anemia (iron deficiency). It has an unusual taste - very strong, but you can get used to it. However, it is very sticky/ gooey. I like it best by the teaspoon in a cup of hot water, drunk as a tea.
I have tried it in food (like on oats prridge instead of sugar) but found it unpleasant that way.
I think this terminology is from USA, I suspect that it is treacle, which although sweet is likely to make you sick if taken in even moderate amounts.
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