Log Cabin Syrup- Now HFCS free!

Posted on 04. May, 2009 by Trish in giveaways


High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is in almost everything sweet out there. I try to avoid it as much as possible, because I know how terrible it is for you. Some companies have realized that people don’t want to eat it anymore, and have taken action to eliminate it from their products. One of these products is Log Cabin Syrup.

“Heritage and history are important to us, as our brand has proved to be a family household tradition since 1887” says Allison Meyer, Associate Brand Manager of Pinnacle Foods. “That said, Log Cabin is the first brand in a long time to bring innovation to the syrup category by removing high fructose corn syrup.”

I applaud anyone who decides to take out HFCS and replace it with natural sugar as Log Cabin has done.

They sent me a bottle to try out, and honestly, I couldn’t taste any difference. It had a great taste, and now I can feed it to my daughter without worrying about HFCS. They also sent me a recipe for Apple Pecan Baked Pancakes. I tried it out, omitting the pecans because my husband doesn’t like nuts, and cut back on the amount of syrup and it was delicious. My family loved it. In fact my husband told me I can make it again anytime. And this is the same man who has refused to eat pancakes ever since we’ve been married. For those of you who want to try it, here’s the recipe:

Apple Pecan Baked Pancake

(Serves 4)

Ingredients:

1/2 c. favorite pancake mix

2 tbsp. butter — (melted)
1 c. Granny Smith apple — (peeled and sliced)
1/3 c. pecans — (chopped)
3 c. Log Cabin syrup

1/2 tsp. cinnamon — (ground)

Instructions:

Heat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare pancake mix according to package directions; and set aside. Pour melted butter in 9″ pie plate. Place apple slices in bottom of pie plate; sprinkle cinnamon and pecans and drizzle syrup over apples; carefully pour batter on top. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes or until top springs back when touched. Loosen edges and invert onto serving plate. Cut in wedges and serve with warm maple syrup and/or fresh apple butter. Serves 4 to 6. Good served with sausage links.

I cut back on the amount of syrup poured in the bottom because 3 cups sounded like a lot. I did 1 1/2 cups, and even then I felt like it was too much. The second time I made it I used 3/4 of a cup and it was great.

HFCS free Log Cabin syrup is now on shelves, so you can buy it at your favorite store. They have it available in Original, Lite, and sugar free.
As part of the Ultimate Blog Carnival on LiveGiveaways.Com, I am happy to announce that you can win a bottle of Log Cabin Syrup.

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  • Tell me your favorite thing to use syrup on.

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  • Blog about this contest with a link to here and a link to Log Cabin Syrup (5 extra entries)
  • Tweet about this contest and leave me a link to your tweet (1 entry)

Please leave each entry in a seperate comment as well as making sure there is a way to contact you should you win. Contest will end May 11 at 11:59 am. Winners will have 48 hours to contact me or I will draw a new winner.

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137 Responses to “Log Cabin Syrup- Now HFCS free!”

  1. Eric Furrer

    14. Feb, 2011

    The reason why corn syrup being replaced by sugar is that ethanol and alternate energy source fuels has consumed half of the nations corn production. It’s too expensive to use HFCS hense the switch to sugar.

    Companies have started a fake “balongna” campaign to increase fear of HFCS (which was always less than required in our diets anyway … duh!) to try to look like good guys.

    I suspect all the inane comments here like “Some companies have realized …” and “I am so glad to hear they are getting rid …” are Log Cabin PR department plants or sheep who believe this ruse.

    Read between the lines consumers!

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  2. denise

    23. May, 2009

    I make berry waffles every Sat. morning. I am so glad to hear they are getting rid of the HFCS!!!

    denise_22315(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  3. janetfaye

    12. May, 2009

    You are on my blog roll:
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  4. Anonymous

    11. May, 2009

    waffles!!!!

    mzpaw@yahoo.com

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  5. Carolsue

    11. May, 2009

    Pancakes, French Toast, Waffles
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  6. Miranda

    11. May, 2009

    Eggs :)

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  7. ZESTYWONDERLAND

    11. May, 2009

    I follow on blogger/ you’re on my blog roll!
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