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Joan Pasquarelli January 13, 2018

Don’t know but I grew up eating molasses like honey and added to things for a change up

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Martha Ledlow January 13, 2018

Well back then they used cornbread like a cake. And put chocolate gravy and other things on top. Like they done biscuits.

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Venna Benefield Brown January 14, 2018

I remember my dad talking about eating corn bread and syrup ,I do not put sugar in my cornbread.

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Debbie Wingard Burke January 14, 2018

Yes, it is!

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Mandy Romine January 14, 2018

We never put sugar or molasses in our cornbread batter or biscuit dough, but dipped up lots of honey, sorghum, molasses or golden egal syrup with them. And we did have buttered biscuits with sugar in them. mmmmmmm good

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Carolyn Hesterley Goggans January 14, 2018

My granny always put a little of Golden Eagle in hers.

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Jackie Trice January 15, 2018

I make cornbread with pumpkin purée and honey sometimes. It’s really good.

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Doug Etheredge January 15, 2018

My mother always used corn mill, flour and butter milk or water if we had no milk greased pan. Nothing else and for damn sure not eggs!!!!

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