Featured Maple Syrup

Maple Syrup in plastic jug containers. Comes in Gallon, Half Gallon, Quart, Pint & Half Pint

Maple syrup is a pure, natural sweetener derived from the sap of sugar maple trees. The sap is collected and slowly boiled down to create a rich, golden-brown syrup with a deep, complex flavor. It’s commonly used as a delicious topping for breakfast items like pancakes and waffles, and it also enhances a variety of dishes, from baked goods to glazes and marinades.

Light Amber -> Golden Color Delicate Taste

Medium Amber -> Amber Color Rich Taste

Dark Amber -> Dark Color Robust Taste

Extra Dark for Cooking Grade B - > Very Dark Color Strong Taste

Maple syrup is categorized into 4 different grades based on its color and flavor profile, which change throughout the sugaring season. Each grade has unique characteristics and is best suited for specific uses:

1. Golden Color, Delicate Taste (formerly Grade A Light Amber)
   - This syrup is the lightest in color and has a mild, delicate maple flavor. It is typically harvested early in the sugaring season when the sap is sweeter and lighter in color.
   - Ideal for drizzling over pancakes, waffles, and French toast where a subtle maple flavor is preferred. It is also great for use in dressings, marinades, and beverages where a more subtle maple flavor enhances without overwhelming.

2. Amber Color, Rich Taste (formerly Grade A Medium Amber)
   - Amber syrup is darker and has a more pronounced maple flavor compared to Golden Color. It is collected later in the season as the sap begins to change color and flavor.
   - Perfect for use in recipes where a stronger maple flavor is desired, such as in baking, glazes, and as a topping for breakfast dishes. It adds depth to both sweet and savory dishes, including roasted vegetables and meat marinades.

3. Dark Color, Robust Taste (formerly Grade A Dark Amber)
   -This syrup is darker and has a robust, deep maple flavor. It is produced later in the season when the sap is more concentrated and has a stronger taste.
   - Ideal for cooking and baking, where its intense flavor stands out. It works well in recipes that require a bold maple presence, such as BBQ sauces, marinades, and rich desserts. It's also great for adding depth to oatmeal and yogurt.

4. Very Dark Color, Strong Taste (formerly Grade B)
   - Very dark syrup has the strongest maple flavor and is harvested at the end of the sugaring season. It is the darkest in color due to the higher concentration of caramelized sugars.
   - Best used in recipes where a deep maple flavor is essential. It’s excellent for robust dishes like baked goods, candies, and sauces. Also ideal for those who love a strong maple taste in their breakfast dishes or want a distinctive flavor in their recipes.

In summary, lighter syrups are preferred for their subtlety and versatility in cold dishes, while darker syrups are favored for their rich, intense flavor and are often used in cooking and baking.

Health Benefits of Pure Maple Syrup

Rich in Antioxidants - Maple syrup contains antioxidants such as polyphenols, which help neutralize harmful free radicals in the body. These antioxidants support overall health and may reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

Mineral Content - It is a good source of essential minerals, including manganese, zinc, and calcium. Manganese supports metabolism and bone health, zinc aids in immune function and wound healing, and calcium is crucial for strong bones and teeth.

Natural Sweetener - Unlike refined sugars, pure maple syrup is minimally processed and retains its natural nutrients. It provides a less processed option for adding sweetness to your diet, which may be easier on the body than highly refined sugars.

Lower Glycemic Index - Maple syrup has a lower glycemic index compared to some other sweeteners, meaning it has a less dramatic effect on blood sugar levels. This can be beneficial for those managing blood sugar levels, though it should still be consumed in moderation.

Vitamins and Polyphenols - In addition to minerals, maple syrup contains small amounts of vitamins such as riboflavin and vitamin B5. Polyphenols in maple syrup have been studied for their potential anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.

Natural Source of Energy -The natural sugars in maple syrup provide a quick source of energy. Unlike processed sugars, it also offers a more balanced nutritional profile.

While pure maple syrup can be a healthier alternative to refined sugars, it should still be enjoyed in moderation due to its natural sugar content.

 50mL, 100mL, 250mL, 500mL, or 750mL glass bottle of maple syrup shaped as a maple leaf.

 40mL, 250mL or 500mL glass bottle of maple syrup shaped like a jug