Do you want to know about the best thing to put on pancakes?
What blows the standard Maple crisp clear out of the water?
What makes your mouth and tummy go, 'ooh la la, hot damn!'
Why did i never know about this stuff before our pancake breakfast on Sunday, with a Southern friend?
I must make up for lost time by ordering some of this rich, robust, earthy-flavored, sauce of heroes . . .
Have you heard of this darn good syrup? From poking around a little bit, I can deduce that this product is made from cane syrup, water and sugar -- but the sum is truly greater than the parts!! It's a taste of Southern magic, related to, but better than molasses.
Leela: Do you know how this compares to Lyle's Golden Syrup? Sounds like it's got more complexity, more bitterness? Love the label!
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Love Roddenberry's CP Syrup. Great on pancakes, waffles, and hot biscuits.
ReplyDeletePlease contact to redistribute in whole foods stores such as Walmart plus Krogers and other Winn Dixie plus Amazon and great grandmothers approve this Queen of Normandy plus Dutch and then Columbia SC plus mild Old Muletown and Mullins plus more of love the syrup and then home economics plus grew up on this and Autn Jemima light syrup😁
DeleteThat is so true. I was introduced to cane patch syrup in the 80s. Is there anyway I can order some from anywhere?
DeleteJust found out it's discontinued but call toll free number on bottle to get back!!! 😍
ReplyDeleteAnd the number is???
DeleteCan you share the number please?
DeleteWhere did you hear it's discontinued?
DeleteDo you have the toll free number?
DeleteI can’t find my syrup anywhere this is not good, does anyone know where to get it? Amazon doesn’t have it right now
ReplyDeleteI have family in Florida that recently mailed me 9 bottles. I don't know how much longer it will be available there.
ReplyDeleteWhat store did you find it in?
DeleteThey found it in a Winn-Dixie. I've seen in select Publix locations when I visit.
Deleteare you serious, I have been looking everywhere for this...lets get this BACK!
DeleteDefinitely need this back
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ReplyDeleteThis is a conspiracy! Not my Cane Patch Syrup! I only have a few guilty pleasures in life and they taking that away! I can’t eat pancakes without it! (year)
ReplyDeleteHomemade Biscuits for me!
DeleteI can't believe this stuff is being taken off the market it's the only one that's decent. I'll call every day if I can find their number and if anybody knows a syrup that is in any kind of comparison please leave a message on
ReplyDeleteI called them and don't know why they discontinued the syrup. But no one has it. My heart hurts. Me and my have to go to rehab after this its going to be hard transitioning back pray for us lol.
DeleteAlaga is the closest to it I think
DeleteCane field syrup is almost exactly the same. It even has the same picture on the bottle.
DeleteClosest thing I have found to cane patch is called Daddy Bucks original cane syrup. It is distributed by Baker Syrup Co. Of Graceville FL (850)263-4156...I repeat closest thing I have found, It is NOT Rodenberrys Cane Patch, but is pretty close.
ReplyDeleteSteen’s from Louisiana is, to me, indistinguishable.
ReplyDeleteThere is a new syrup called Gilley's Cane Field Syrup. You can find it in small stores, here in Panama City they carry it at the Piggly Wiggly. Label looks just like Roddenberrys
ReplyDeleteDoes it come close to comparing to Roddenberrys
DeleteDefinitely. Tastes just like it to me. I was raised on Cane Patch. So I have been looking for a new bottle for a while now. Bought it in Panama City. The label looks the same which drew my eye but different type bottle.
DeleteOMG!!! I called and they told me they don't make this syrup anymore guess no more pancakes or biscuits for me. This was the only syrup I would eat.☹🙁🥺
ReplyDeleteI cant believe it is gone. I am absolutely heart broken. My one and only favorite syrup. What is the next best syrup to this one ?
ReplyDeleteWhy did you guys had to hurt so many people Heart by taking the Cane Patch syrup away a lot of us grew up eating that sir and it was a staple of our family. I wish someone would start making the surf again because it's like a family heirloom
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteMy name is Daniel I grew up in south Georgia down from Cairo Georgia why this shirt was made receipt this every Sunday morning Fried Chicken biscuits and I used to put it on my eggs my red link sausage my pork chops put it on everything that we breath was wise it would be greatly missed.
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DeleteI grow up with this syrup and its still best ever in South Carolina I now live in Pennsylvania when I go home ,load up love it
ReplyDeleteThe company was sold n moved from Cairo, Ga to some city in North Carolina!
ReplyDeleteRichlandrum.com almost rum pure cane syrup
ReplyDeletei just found out it was discontinued and my heart is just broken, I ran out of my last bottle this past weekend, now whats a person to do? I have ate this syrup since I was born. please bring it back.
ReplyDeleteI have been looking everywhere all online trying to find one bottle. This is the only syrup I know of. What can we do to get this syrup back on the market you see the impact this syrup has had on so many families.
ReplyDeleteI was raised up on Cane Patch Syrup.My mom made scratched biscuits and I followed that tradition.We would have biscuits and syrup. My nephew sent me a jar of that Gllleys Syrup didn't like it.Bring he came Patch back, please!!
ReplyDeleteWHAT A FRIGGING DISGRACE TO THE SOUTH !!!! WELL BLESS Y'ALL'S STUPID HEARTS!!! YOU NEED TO BRING OUR DAMN SYRUP BACK!!! WE ARE MAD AD HELL !!! BRING IT BACK OR KISS MY GRITS
ReplyDeleteHELL TO THE NO !! I'M NOT BELIEVING THIS BULLSHIT!!! BRING BACK THE PATCH
ReplyDeletesmh....my heart hurts
DeleteIM NOT BELIEVING THIS! RODENBERRY WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM??? BRING US OUR SYRUP BACK ASAP??? DO YOU WANT A GOOD OLE SOUTHERN ASS WHOOPIN?? THEN YOU GET OUR SYRUP BACK ON THEM THERE SHELFS PRONTO JACK
ReplyDeleteFood Outlet in Nuenan, GA has it..
ReplyDeleteI ate cane patch syrup because it was the closest to the syrup we made at our house in the 1960/1969 era , We mashed and cooked it for friends and neigbors too. NOW it cannot be found anywhere I look. I recently bought a bottle of so called cane syrup at a cider store only to take it home and find out it was damned MOLASSES. Took it back next day and almost had to fist fight the clerk to get my money back . No signs said no exchange or refund in sight. I guess I will have to cook some up on the stove top from sugar cane juice because I will be damned if I even try to swallow Miss Btrworth,Aunt Jemima, or any of that swill they make from corn and caramel color.Everyone over 50 is looking high and low for real cane syrup qnd we cannot find it. We are pissed off and hurt. Guess honey or maple time is here huh? Somebody find my cane patch PLEASE????
ReplyDeleteIf you have a recipe that’s close I’d love to get it!!! I live in Alaska and am still rationing a bottle with a sell by date of 2016 because I moved from SC to Alaska! I’d love to make a recipe while I still have something to compare it to!
DeleteGilley's cane patch does not come close to being Roddenberry. It's not good at all and I paid $5 of a bottle. It not worth 2 cent. There are other here that have try Gilley's .They said one taste and in the trash it went.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree! Not even close to Roddenberry!!!
ReplyDeleteGrew up in Georgia and South Carolina. Like many others, I was raised on this syrup. Just went to get some at the local Piggly Wiggly and there was none. Not even a spot where it had been. Went to the next closest Piggly Wiggly and they too had none. Googled and found this site telling me it has been discontinued. I'm devastated! I'm texting everyone I know to check their local stores for me and buy any they find. I don't understand why this happened!?
ReplyDeletehow can I ind Rottenbery cane patch syrup please hit me up ... flimthomas@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI just saw this. I was raised on this syrup, I raised my kids on this syrup. I am very disappointed. They need to bring it back.
ReplyDeleteMy family is very unhappy about the loss of our favorite Cane Patch Syrup. None of us eat maple. Roddenberry's is lighter and more buttery than Alaga. If they have relocated to another town, I would like to know the name of that company and if they will start to produce at the new place. We have pancakes every Saturday morning when we are camping and everyone eats at our place. We are having waffles tonight for supper, and it just won't be the same.
ReplyDeleteI'm from a large family of former sharecroppers in rural Central Georgia. My daddy, his brothers, and all their large families of children grew everything that we consumed, including Sugar Cane. This time of year was always my favorite because of the butchering hogs and making syrup. Aince we all grew up and no longer farm, Cane Patch was the closest thing to the syrup that our family was well known for. Nothing else thst I have tasted even comes close because of incorrect way people cook it now. This looks like a good opportunity for our family to startup a Syrup Making business.
ReplyDeleteSens me an email at bucks10th@gmail.com if interested in trying if we do start up. Will start a mailing list.
Please let the company, BAY VALLEY FOODS, know how much you LOVE this product (Roddenberry's Cane Patch syrup) and ask them to BRING IT BACK!! Call 1-800-236-1119 (customer service)and let them know! I just spoke to a very nice lady there and she took down my comments for their marketing team. You can also post a comment directly on their website if you prefer not to call by going to: https://bayvalleyfoods.com/contact_us.php THEY NEED TO KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE OUT THERE NEED THIS SYRUP!!!
ReplyDeleteNow what I'm I gonna put on my biscuits when I eat tomatoes and rice and my Rogerwoods smoke sausages��
DeletePlease please bring back the roddenberry cane patch syrup.nothing can compare to roddenberry syrup.
DeleteThanks Lisa S! I called the company when I realized that I could not find my childhood cane patch syrup in any of the stores that sold it. So disappointing. I will leave a comment on the website because they need to know that the product is in demand!
DeleteThanks Lisa S! I called the company when I realized that I could not find my childhood cane patch syrup in any of the stores that sold it. So disappointing. I will leave a comment on the website because they need to know that the product is in demand!
ReplyDeleteSad to hear this.. I love Steen's
ReplyDeletecane syrup.. Made in Louisiana. I grew up on it but live in GA now and it isn't sold here and shipping is expensive, so I would get Roddenberry's because it was so similar. I was not aware that there is no more Roddenberry's. But yall should try Steen's, if you can afford the shipping. Amazon has it, or Cajun Grocer.
Think the company who bought out Roddenberry's discontinued the BEST SYRUP ever made... CANE PATCH... I'm 80 years old and started on the journey with my mother having to put it in my bottle of milk to get me to drink the milk!!!!! Can't find, what a lost treasure!
ReplyDeletefound my old bottle of Roddenberry's Cane Patch (washed and put away... what can I say... last bottle, lots of memories). the number on the bottle is: 1/800-236-1119 Bay Valley Foods... not sure they are still in business.
ReplyDeletehttps://cairogachamber.com/history/ So, so sad that Dean Foods decided to close the plant in 2003. I've tried MANY kinds of molasses but nothing compares in the least, to Roddenbery's Old Plantation Molasses! Still have the last (real empty) bottle in a case that my dear sister bought for me in NC as we couldn't get it in our FL stores. Just wrote to the folks who posted the article in the link above. Hoping to find someone who makes it, yet, in the same way that Mr. Roddenbery did!
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