62 DE Corn Syrup is an acid-enzyme converted syrup. It has a pleasant taste and odor, and is somewhat sweeter and less viscous than regular syrup. It contains a higher proportion of dextrose and maltose than regular syrup, and is lower in high molecular weight carbohydrates. The high proportion of fermentable carbohydrates, along with increased sweetness make it especially useful in baked goods such as bread, rolls, etc. The lower viscosity and high sweetness level provide desirable properties in nougats, fondants, etc.
Golden Barrel baking products provide unique blends of syrups, molasses and cooking oils, as well as pancake and shoofly pie mix. These quality products are drawn from the finest ingredients, as is Golden Barrel’s commitment to serving their customers with only the highest quality ingredients. Even their soapmaking oils are drawn from the finest ingredients.
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