Saint John, New Brunswick
Choose a molasses for the recipe, with ingredient origins kept clear.
Crosby Foods is a Saint John food business with Fancy, Blackstrap and Cooking molasses in its product range. Its product page explains their differences and also identifies Guatemala as the source of its Fancy molasses.
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Crosby Foods connects a Saint John business history with the Maritime molasses trade. Its current product information helps a cook make a more specific choice: Fancy and Blackstrap have different characteristics and should not be treated as the same ingredient in every recipe. Fancy is made from sugarcane juice and comes in several package sizes, while Blackstrap is listed as a separate product in a 675 g package.
Begin with the molasses named in your recipe, then choose the package you plan to use. If the label or a retailer’s selection leaves a question, the official business form offers a route for product and ingredient inquiries. The maker identifies Madre Tierra in Guatemala as its sole Fancy molasses supplier. That origin sits alongside the Canadian business story; it does not establish Blackstrap’s exact source or where every product is packaged.
A molasses made from sugarcane juice, offered in several package sizes. The maker identifies its supplier in Guatemala.
Use the size and exact label available from the retailer; this overview does not confirm local stock.
View product detailsA darker, robust molasses listed in the maker’s product range in a 675 g package.
Check whether the recipe calls for Blackstrap or Fancy. The Fancy supplier claim does not prove Blackstrap’s exact origin.
View product detailsFind the exact product and package at a Canadian retailer; the maker’s overview is not a live inventory feed. Follow the product label and recipe. The FAQ provides storage guidance, but Upvote has not tested shelf life or baking results.
Saint John, New Brunswick food business with historical Canadian roots. The maker says its Fancy molasses comes from Madre Tierra in Guatemala. Exact packaging location and all other product origins are not established here.
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