golden syrup tins
cylindrical shaped tins, one is yellow and other is more orange color,
these 2 tins were manufactured at different periods, presumed that the orange one is much older that the yellow one.
CSR Golden Syrup is and has historically been made in Australia from Australian sugarcane. While Colonial Sugar Refining Company (now CSR) was founded in Sydney in 1855, production of the syrup likely began around 1890 at their Yarraville refinery in Victoria. Today CSR sugar products are produced at The Racecourse Refinery in Mackey Queensland. CSR limited is now branded under Goodman Fielder/Wilmar Sugar.
CSR Golden Syrup is a staple in Australian kitchens and a key ingredient for Anzac biscuits..
Details
Details
yellow tin has a white semi square area with black print at top MADE FROM AUSTRALIAN GROWN SUGARCANE
CSR in big print, then GOLDEN SYRUP in orange color print. at the bottom is Net 1kg C,S,R LIMITED, Then on the back of time is a picture of some baking plus instruction on cooking etc.
orange tin has a round section on the from with a scenery picture of cane fields in the center then the surrounds of this the in red print FROM THE AUSTRALIAN CONFIELDS /NATURALLY GOLDEN. and CSR in bold red print. the back of tin has recipes
