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"Ophelia" > wrote in
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>> It's a bit more liquid than honey. Sugar-wise it may be a
>> bit less sweet. I use it with any mixture that requires
>> other liquids, principally crŠpe batter. I used it for a
>> while in coffee and it was actually less cloying than honey.
>> It has no flowery accent.

>
> That sounds very interesting. Can I use it in cooking in the
> same way as honey?


Yes, but refer to that link I sent you where they talk about
equivalences. I have not used it in baking myself but I see no
reason why not. It will behave very much like honey.

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