This might be a silly question but do any of you guys know if horse molasses is OK for human consumption?

Seems pretty cheap on amazon for a 5 liter container https://amzn.to/2Ra9b0A

Seems like something that would be to good to be true

Dunno about consumption but fine to splosh with, used it many times.

It does smell a lot stronger than normal treacle though so be warned lol

Tom. It's actually no cheaper than black treacle on Amazon (7.25kg = 5litres). I have a repeat order and it works out less than the example below:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07BMD582Y/ref=mp_s_a_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1538253999&sr=8-3&keywords=black+treacle+7.257&dpPl=1&dpID=51mnqgiI-WL&ref=plSrch

That's perfect. That you for your help.
I think il play it safe with the Treacle

I think quite a lot of sploshers must buy that treacle as this is what customers also bought.

I get this golden syrup. Much easier to pour (although every now and again the container will arrive cracked at the base and have to be stored upside down)

damnit! they dont carry the black molasses here in the states on amazon in that bulk amount!!! lucky!!

As far as I know its ok for humans. It is just not processed in a food facility so it cant be marked as safe for humans.

i saw it but chickened out and went with the golden baking molasses.

I think the processing conditions are probably fine but the transport conditions (less clean tanks &c) might not be and the product could easily pick up impurities at this stage. Also animal molasses is likely to be beet rather than cane sugar molasses, so taste as well as smell will be much less palatable.

Probably fine to get messy in but avoid consumption! As others have said, there are deals on quantity purchasing that make "horse molasses" an inferior option unless the additional humiliation factor is a plus for you.