Mapple Syrup is great, the bear was right!

[HaleyRocks]

In my place, we have a beehive production trade, renowned the world all over... Especially when bees are placed near certain plants (like kiwi), different, elegant and savory types of honey is produced! Mapple Syrup was a product i didn't know i need (since i have access to premium quality honey), but ultimately, i discovered!

I found some grade A, 100% mapple syrup bottle and decided to fetch. The thing is tasty but not cloying and much to my joy, i found out i can use it in pretty much, anything! Coffee? Coctails? Pancakes? Fruit or fruit salad? Ice cream? In your own, homemade sweets? etc.

Its taste distantly reminds me of wood, flowers and grass. And it is said to be healthy, without sugar's nasty aftereffects to the body, on top! What's there not to love?

THE BEAR WAS RIGHT!

 

[pinga]

we don't really have real maple syrup here since maple trees don't grow here, but I hard maple syrup before when I travelled and it's amazing with bananan pancakes!

 

[Lew Zealand]

Just because you have access to great honey there's no need to avoid maple syrup, and vice versa. Each is an excellent way to put yourself into a sugar coma, whether you prefer an animal to do the initial preparation or a plant.

 

[NetworkerC]

Canadians loiked that.

 

[FilthyGorilla]

As a Canadian I'm glad you liked it, and definitely glad you had some of the real stuff. I recently saw a post on reddit about someone who thought the artificial syrup was better than the real thing and I'm still traumatized