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This one’s a bit of a preference and not much an ingredient, but a topping. I tend to put molasses on pancakes over syrup or honey. I still occasionally use maple syrup or honey, but I love the bitterness of molasses.
On the topic of syrup, I put maple syrup in coffee instead of just sugar! The "earthiness" of the maple syrup goes really well with coffee.
(I do it with cold brew so I honestly don't know how it is with hot coffee.)
I made a coffee cake recently and made maple syrup icing for it. They go together deliciously well.
100ml espresso
45ml maple syrup
200ml of ice
Shake well, then top with 200ml of full-fat or creamy oatmilk.
Enjoy!
Interesting. I drink black coffee, but I have tried with molasses… it’s not bad by any means, but not something I would drink every day. Never once have I tried maple syrup (and I’m Canadian). I’ve tried maple flavoured coffee, but it didn’t taste great. I’ll have to give it a shot.