This is a sad day.
Christmas baking has suddenly got a bit grimmer. Lyle's Golden Syrup and Black Treacle in their traditional metal tins have long been essential staples in British kitchens, even if they're only brought out for the curious tradition of quietly making pancakes while much of the rest of the Western world is celebrating Carnival with extravagant street parties.
The lion isn't taking a siesta in the sweltering heat of the African savanna. It's been slaughtered and left to rot, and its decomposing carcass has attracted a swarm of bees. I'm sorry. It always amazes me that Lyle’s treacle/syrup has excellent brand recognition and yet relatively few people realise that the logo is the decaying corpse of a big cat. https://t.co/8ny9RTyzNZHad to check for myself to see if legit.......and yes, yes it is.Logo on Lyle's Golden Syrup, that old family favourite, is a logo of a Dead Lion with Bees coming out of its carcass...⤵️ pic.twitter.
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