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Corn syrup is neither flammable nor a pure substance. It is a mixture of many compounds, mainly fructose, glucose, and water. Because of its relatively high water content, it doesn’t burn that well. Most silicones will be insoluble in water, whereas corn syrup should dissolve (it may take some heating and a lot of stirring).
