King Po T Rik Molasses is a type of molasses made from sugarcane juice that has been boiled down to a thick syrup and then crystallized. It is known for its rich, robust flavor and dark color.

King Po-t-rik Molasses is a family gem, and has been for GENERATIONS. It was produced by carriage House here in NY, but never sold here. We would always have to get it in VA and any family member traveling down would be sure to bring a case back to NY so that each of our homes would be stocked with the only "real" molasses. King Po-t-rik is MISSED!

I highly recommend trying out King Po T Rik Molasses if you’re looking for an all-natural sweetener with added health benefits. With its delicious flavor and versatility in usage, it’s an excellent addition to any pantry.

Aug 4, 2015 · As of March 2015, King Po-T-Rik Molasses is no longer for sale. Customers interested in King Po-T-Rik Molasses can contact the customer service department of the brand’s producer, The Carriage House Companies, and request that they bring back the molasses.

4 days ago · King Po-T-Rik Molasses is a true blend of West Indian Molasses and Corn Syrup, skillfully blended to retain its old fashioned rum flavor without a harsh aftertaste. It imparts a delicious flavor when used in cooking or baking.

Jan 28, 2014 · We are huge King Pot T Rik Molasses fans. Our grandparents who lived in Maryland introduced our family of 8 to this wonderfully rich full bodied molasses on our visits every summer. It was such a treat to wake up in the mornings to the smell of hot cakes, scrapple & coffee, knowing we would get to enjoy this "special" molasses!

Apr 29, 2024 · Experience the rich, bold flavor of King Po T Rik Molasses in my kitchen. I tested its versatility in baking and cooking, and was blown away. Try it now!

Aug 23, 2013 · King Syrup was often used throughout the 20th century in the mid-Atlantic to make Shoo Fly pie, a Pennsylvania German dessert that’s like pecan pie without the pecans, with a spiced crumb topping. There was also the inexplicably named King Po-T-Rik, a more molasses-y version, that some folks put on biscuits.

Developed in Baltimore in 1901, both the red label and blue label are used for cooking and baking in many old-time favorite recipes for sauces, meats, vegetables and desserts. Best known for making ShooFlyPie! King Po-T-Rik is TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK.

Oct 4, 2019 · Can you still get King syrup? For decades, workers there produced King syrup — an essential Baltimore accompaniment to pancakes — as well as a dark, rich molasses called Po-T-Rik that chefs loved for baked beans.