Molasseses [noun]

Or you may eat them with molasses and butter after the meat is removed.

Serve it up hot, and eat it with wine sauce, or with butter and molasses.

Eat it with wine sauce, or with sugar and butter, or molasses.

Send them to table hot, and eat them with butter, honey, or molasses.

Who could wish a better supper than ripe berries and molasses?

Pour sixteen gallons of warm water into a barrel, with twelve pounds of molasses, and half a pound of the essence of spruce.

He used to say that one could get rid of more flies with molasses than with a club.

She went to the closet, found the molasses jug, and filled her pitcher.

You're as fur apart, fur's anything in common is concerned, as molasses is from vinegar.

Corn bread and molasses are almost unknown and when they have molasses it is eaten with a spoon.