Log Cabin syrup

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Log Cabin syrup is a brand of pre-packaged syrups owned by Conagra Brands. It is primarily used as a topping for pancakes, waffles, and French toast. The syrup is known for its distinctive log cabin-shaped packaging, which has become an iconic symbol of the brand.

History

Log Cabin syrup was first introduced in 1887 by Patrick J. Towle, a grocer from Forest Lake, Minnesota. Towle named the syrup after the log cabin in which Abraham Lincoln was born, aiming to evoke a sense of rustic, wholesome quality. The brand quickly gained popularity and became a staple in American households.

Varieties

Log Cabin syrup is available in several varieties, including:

• Original Syrup
• Lite Syrup
• Sugar-Free Syrup
• All-Natural Syrup

Each variety is designed to cater to different dietary preferences and needs, while maintaining the classic taste that Log Cabin is known for.

Ingredients

The ingredients in Log Cabin syrup vary depending on the variety. The Original Syrup typically contains:

• Corn syrup
• High fructose corn syrup
• Water
• Cellulose gum
• Salt
• Natural and artificial flavors
• Sodium benzoate and sorbic acid (preservatives)
• Caramel color

The Lite and Sugar-Free versions contain alternative sweeteners and fewer calories.

Packaging

The packaging of Log Cabin syrup has evolved over the years, but it has consistently featured the log cabin motif. The current packaging is made of plastic, which is lightweight and easy to handle. The log cabin shape of the bottle is designed to be both functional and visually appealing.

Marketing

Log Cabin syrup has been marketed through various advertising campaigns over the years. The brand has used slogans such as "The syrup with the flavor of home" to emphasize its connection to traditional, home-cooked meals. The log cabin imagery is central to its marketing strategy, reinforcing the brand's heritage and quality.

Related Pages

• Pancake
• Waffle
• French toast
• Conagra Brands
• Corn syrup
• High fructose corn syrup

See Also

• Maple syrup
• Aunt Jemima
• Mrs. Butterworth's
• Syrup