
I thought this was Edward Hopper. It is a photograph.

When I was a child, I would steal into the larder and help myself to a spoonful of this nectar of the Gods. Later I would mix it into tinned rice pudding. My mother insisted so much on healthy foods, that, for years, I avoided salads and am still very suspicious of fresh fruit. Raspberries excepted.
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This looks very much like a Hopper painting!
And please help...I'm an American...what exactly is this "nectar of the gods"?
Tate and Lyle were huge Victorian sugar importers. They found a way to make treakle that was honey coloured. It was called "Golden Syrup". A hot seller. The sweet equivalent of "Bovril".
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