Molasses?

Is this the right type of molasses lol?

http://www.amazon.com/Wholesome-Sweeteners-Organic-Molasses-Unsulphured/dp/B002HQC31Y

unsulphured, "organic" , 730mg potassium per serving, 10g sugar per serving...? looks like it has calcium, vitamin b, magnesium and iron too - and no sodium. If this is the wrong kind can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks

it would work but thats expensive i can get it it the grocery store for 2 bucks if you wanna buy in bulk hit up an animal feed store

grorite said:

it would work but thats expensive i can get it it the grocery store for 2 bucks if you wanna buy in bulk hit up an animal feed store

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Alright I'll check out the grocery store thanks grorite

ayr0n said:

Alright I'll check out the grocery store thanks grorite

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no problem they should have a few to choose from i think the one i have now is grandmas or something like that

thats the same type of molasses i use but I pay like $6 less than amazon at my local grocery store. Look at a whole foods store in your location they most likely will carry it.

ayr0n said:

Alright I'll check out the grocery store thanks grorite

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Go to holland and barrets and ask for a jar of unsulphered molasses ....it's what I use ....2 jars for 5 euros....great tack..

scarecrow77 said:

Go to holland and barrets and ask for a jar of unsulphered molasses ....it's what I use ....2 jars for 5 euros....great tack..

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I'm in the states but I'm sure Meijers will have a similar selection lol

See if u can find unsulphered blackstrap. It should be pretty inexpensive.

That shit is at your Kroger store for $4.00..that and grandma's.

Fuck krogers and miejers!! Went to both stores for fresh basil they didn't have it!! Straight bitchassness. They have the molasses tho

you should be good to go just remember to use warm water were it helps it fuze with the water easier/faster
I generally use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water

I don't understand why people insist on suggesting Grandma's, it's really NOT what you want to be using. You want Blackstrap molasses, and yes, even though it doesn't say on the front, the molasses from the amazon link IS blackstrap (says on ingredients on back).
The reason this is important is simple. Blackstrap Molasses is the final product after the third stage of processing, and has much denser nutritional content than earlier stage molasses like Grandma's. To see the difference all you need to do is look at the nutritional facts. In the same serving size, one tablespoon, Grandma's molasses has 110 mg potassium, the organic blackstrap molasses has 730mg. That ratio is representational of the trace minerals as well, which are where the real benefit of molasses is. Grandma's, and most cheap grocery store molasses, are NOT blackstrap, and are nowhere nearly as beneficial. That being said, you CAN find blackstrap molasses for cheaper than that amazon price if you have a store that sells it. Plantation brand is a personal favorite of mine, and feed stores sometimes carry bulk, just make sure it's blackstrap.

Agree you wana use blackstrap