Can I use agave nectar instead of corn syrup in this recipe?

This is the recipe I’m interested in making:
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/230488

I want to make it healthier and already have some agave nectar, would that work in place of the corn syrup in a recipe like this? Thanks.

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3 Responses to “Can I use agave nectar instead of corn syrup in this recipe?”

  1. Alexïïs says:

    it shoudl work just fine.
    nectars, honeys and syrups are all invert sugars (they are monosaccharides, instead of disaccharides)
    so they’re interchangeable.
    and i read that agave is more viscous than honey, so the consistancy shouldn’t change at all on ya :)

    !Alexiis

  2. D&V says:

    yes sure. They are interchangeable and the consistency is similar so nothing will be affected in the result.

  3. Pelion says:

    I don’t see why not. Just reduce the agave nectar slightly as it is sweeter than corn syrup and I am sure your Caramel Corn Clusters will turn out well. Good luck!

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