Definition of molasses in English:

molasses

noun məˈlasɪzməˈlæsəz

mass noun

1Thick, dark brown juice obtained from raw sugar during the refining process.
Example sentencesExamples
- MSG is a powdered form of glutamate made by fermenting molasses from sugar cane and beets.
- Nowadays it is usually manufactured from wheat gluten or beet molasses by a fermentation process devised in the 1950s.
- They developed a much simpler and cheaper process using fermented molasses or wheat - eventually manufacturers realised that almost any protein can be broken down to produce it.
- Rum is made by fermenting either cane juice or molasses mixed with water, and then distilling the resulting low-alcohol wine.
- Sugar beet molasses, a processing byproduct, is used for making yeast, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.
1. 1.1North American Syrup used in baking and to pour over food.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Add the molasses, corn oil, and maple syrup and, using a rubber spatula, gently stir to combine.
  The food was plain and the menus monotonous, and it took time to get used to the ever-present tea, heavily sweetened with molasses and poured from large steel drums.
  Whether homemade bread with molasses and sugar, or fatback bacon and scrambled eggs, we always had something to fill our demanding bellies.
  Choose whole-grain flakes, nuggets or biscuits, with healthier, natural sweeteners like honey, molasses or brown rice syrup.
  Don't use anything but white sugar; never use molasses, honey, sugar substitutes, powdered, or brown sugar.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Portuguese melaço, from late Latin mellacium 'must', based on mel 'honey'.

Definition of molasses in US English:

molasses

nounməˈlæsəzməˈlasəz

Thick, dark brown syrup obtained from raw sugar during the refining process, a version of which is used in baking.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nowadays it is usually manufactured from wheat gluten or beet molasses by a fermentation process devised in the 1950s.
- MSG is a powdered form of glutamate made by fermenting molasses from sugar cane and beets.
- Rum is made by fermenting either cane juice or molasses mixed with water, and then distilling the resulting low-alcohol wine.
- They developed a much simpler and cheaper process using fermented molasses or wheat - eventually manufacturers realised that almost any protein can be broken down to produce it.
- Sugar beet molasses, a processing byproduct, is used for making yeast, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Portuguese melaço, from late Latin mellacium ‘must’, based on mel ‘honey’.

单词	molasses
释义	Definition of molasses in English: molasses noun məˈlasɪzməˈlæsəz mass noun 1Thick, dark brown juice obtained from raw sugar during the refining process. Example sentencesExamples MSG is a powdered form of glutamate made by fermenting molasses from sugar cane and beets. Nowadays it is usually manufactured from wheat gluten or beet molasses by a fermentation process devised in the 1950s. They developed a much simpler and cheaper process using fermented molasses or wheat - eventually manufacturers realised that almost any protein can be broken down to produce it. Rum is made by fermenting either cane juice or molasses mixed with water, and then distilling the resulting low-alcohol wine. Sugar beet molasses, a processing byproduct, is used for making yeast, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. 1.1North American Syrup used in baking and to pour over food. Example sentencesExamples Add the molasses, corn oil, and maple syrup and, using a rubber spatula, gently stir to combine. The food was plain and the menus monotonous, and it took time to get used to the ever-present tea, heavily sweetened with molasses and poured from large steel drums. Whether homemade bread with molasses and sugar, or fatback bacon and scrambled eggs, we always had something to fill our demanding bellies. Choose whole-grain flakes, nuggets or biscuits, with healthier, natural sweeteners like honey, molasses or brown rice syrup. Don't use anything but white sugar; never use molasses, honey, sugar substitutes, powdered, or brown sugar. Origin Mid 16th century: from Portuguese melaço, from late Latin mellacium 'must', based on mel 'honey'. Definition of molasses in US English: molasses nounməˈlæsəzməˈlasəz Thick, dark brown syrup obtained from raw sugar during the refining process, a version of which is used in baking. Example sentencesExamples Nowadays it is usually manufactured from wheat gluten or beet molasses by a fermentation process devised in the 1950s. MSG is a powdered form of glutamate made by fermenting molasses from sugar cane and beets. Rum is made by fermenting either cane juice or molasses mixed with water, and then distilling the resulting low-alcohol wine. They developed a much simpler and cheaper process using fermented molasses or wheat - eventually manufacturers realised that almost any protein can be broken down to produce it. Sugar beet molasses, a processing byproduct, is used for making yeast, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. Origin Mid 16th century: from Portuguese melaço, from late Latin mellacium ‘must’, based on mel ‘honey’.
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