vegan "honey"

[simply]

i just thought i would let y'all know about the yummiest honey substitute around! there is a company called suzanne's specialties (www.suzannes-specialties.com) that makes Just Like Honey brown rice nectar. i order this stuff by the gallon jug it is so good. it tastes JUST like honey... like you can eat it by the spoonful it is so good. the

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[dagda_ollathir]

agave nectar is a pretty good substitute as well- doesn't taste just like honey, but i think it tastes a little better ;o)

[halloween13]

I second agave nectar. It's pretty good.

[veganmina802]

wow the website is AWESOME!
thanks a lot for the link =)

[jennie_c_d]

Seconded. VERY cool!

[simply]

you're welcome! i have been eating those products for a couple of years now, just now thought of letting this community know!

[supercarrot]

i've noticed the madhava brand light agave is pretty honey-tasting (out of the other agaves i've tasted)

[blueheron]

Just out of curiosity... why would someone avoid maple syrup (out of all the syrupy sweeteners listed there?)

[simply]

i know some people dont do any sweeteners besides grain sweeteners. the brown rice syrup alone is totally made from whole grain and is way better for your blood chemistry.

[blueheron]

Also, maple syrup was traditionally rendered with lard, and many kinds still are. You can't really tell which ones, either, cause it's not an 'ingredient' per se.