History
The 100 year old ALAGA tradition
When you discover "The Sweetness Of The South" with Alaga Products, you will understand the reason Whitfield Foods is 100 years old.
From cooking with Alaga products to using them as a topper for your pancakes, biscuits and more, Alaga continues to be a Home Favorite.
We constantly hear from families across the nation, wonderful comments about our truly World Famous 100 year old Alaga Cane Syrup recipe.
Moms love our new "SUGAR FREE" Pancake Syrup in the cute bear shaped bottle. The one of a kind Alaga Hot Sauce combines a unique Louisiana tradition and given it an Alabama twist because it's made with Alaga Original Syrup... try it on your hot wings and ribs.
| Over 100 Years "Sweetness of the South" |
Thank you for visiting us and please browse our site to learn about our history and read the many recipes using Alaga products.
You can now have these products delivered directly to your home. Shop for yourself, family members, and friends.
Copacking
Manufacturing, Packaging, Warehousing, and Distribution
For over a century, Whitfield Foods has fine-tuned its craft in the manufacturing, packaging, warehousing, and distribution of food products.
Privately owned, Whitfield Foods has earned the reputation for quality and dependability that results in the freshest quality of products for maximum retail shelf life and consumer satisfaction.
Whitfield Foods has provided copack services for some of food industries biggest names; i.e. Tropicana, Quaker Oats, Ocean Spray, Arizona Tea and more.
History
ALAGA Syrup - In the News
Adam Richman talks about his new season of Man v. Food. Alaga Syrup was number four on this guys list of favorite ball park foods.
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Tradition
ALAGA ...a delicious tradition since 1906
From cooking with Alaga products to using them as a topper for your pancakes, biscuits and more, Alaga continues to be a Home Favorite.
100 years ago, ALAGA Syrup Company found the secret formula for the “Sweetness of the South” when the original cane syrup recipe was created in 1906. ALAGA syrup was born out of love, and the “feeling of family” when a Georgia boy met and married an Alabama girl.