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Louisiana · Est. 1910

Steen's Syrup

Steen's Syrup has made pure cane syrup since 1910 at its family mill on the banks of Bayou Vermilion in Abbeville, Louisiana. The mill also makes molasses, cane vinegar and a handmade cane taffy, and sells them directly online.

Is Steen's Syrup made in the USA?

Mostly. Steen's Syrup carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Steen's Syrup's American-made products are manufactured here. 6 of the 6 Steen's Syrup products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Steen's Syrup is based in Louisiana and was founded in 1910.

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Steen's Pure Cane Syrup 25oz Can by Steen's Syrup, American-made foodLast Price: $18

Steen's Syrup

Steen's Pure Cane Syrup 25oz Can

Steen's cane syrup in a 25 ounce can, the size the mill says chefs ask for most often for cooking. The syrup is shelf stable for two years from production, and the mill suggests moving opened syrup into an airtight jar. It is sold directly from the Abbeville, Louisiana mill.

Steen's Pure Cane Syrup 16 oz Bottle by Steen's Syrup, American-made foodLast Price: $18

Steen's Syrup

Steen's Pure Cane Syrup 16 oz Bottle

Steen's pure cane syrup in a 16 ounce bottle, made at the family's syrup mill in Abbeville, Louisiana, a South Louisiana pantry staple since 1910. No refrigeration is needed. Cases of twelve bottles are available by calling the mill.

Steen's Old Time La Cuite Taffy 11 oz. Jar by Steen's Syrup, American-made foodLast Price: $22

Steen's Syrup

Steen's Old Time La Cuite Taffy 11 oz. Jar

La cuite is an old style cane taffy that Steen's makes by hand, with a lightly sweet browned sugar flavor. It comes in an 11 ounce jar and can be eaten from a spoon, rolled in chopped nuts, or added to recipes. It is sold only online and at the mill, and not to California.

Steen's Cane Vinegar 12oz Bottle by Steen's Syrup, American-made foodLast Price: $16

Steen's Syrup

Steen's Cane Vinegar 12oz Bottle

A 12 ounce bottle of cane vinegar from Steen's, the Abbeville, Louisiana syrup mill. It works in place of white or flavored vinegar in marinades, gravies, salad dressings, barbecue sauce and dips. A 64 ounce bottle is also sold.

Steen's Home Style Molasses 11.5 oz. Bottle by Steen's Syrup, American-made foodLast Price: $18

Steen's Syrup

Steen's Home Style Molasses 11.5 oz. Bottle

Steen's dark cane molasses in an 11.5 ounce bottle with updated packaging, suited to baking gingersnaps and spice cake. It comes from the C.S. Steen Syrup Mill in Abbeville, Louisiana. The page notes it cannot be shipped to California.

Steen's 100% Pure Cane Syrup 12oz Can by Steen's Syrup, American-made foodLast Price: $18

Steen's Syrup

Steen's 100% Pure Cane Syrup 12oz Can

Pure cane syrup from the Steen family mill in Abbeville, Louisiana, sold here in a 12 ounce can. It keeps in the pantry without refrigeration and carries a two year shelf life from its production date, even once opened. The listed price covers a single can, with larger quantities on the same page.

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