Treacle is a thick, sweet syrup produced during the sugar-refining process. It comes in different varieties, including light golden treacle and darker black treacle, which has a stronger, richer flavour. Commonly used in British cooking, treacle is an ingredient in desserts, cakes, biscuits and traditional puddings. The word can also be used informally as a term of endearment.

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