Maple syrup
@allknowing (145247)
India
December 7, 2023 5:24pm CST
I got to taste pancakes with maple syrup during my trip to the US. It was one of the breakfast items at restaurants there.
I tried to buy maple syrup online but it never tasted the same as what I had while in the US.
Interesting to know it is made from the sap of Maple trees and probably it is best that one can get it in Canada as Canada is a place where maple trees grow. I have been there but did not get to taste it there.
Image credit:
https://ar.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D9%85%D9%84%D9%81:Maple_syrup.jpg
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@wolfgirl569 (115720)
• Marion, Ohio
8 Dec 23
It is very good. I buy it from the Amish sometimes. They collect from the trees themselves
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
That must be the purest stuff. Talking about the purest stuff I have found a seller who sells pure honey I have been buying it from them for years. I take honey every day
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
@wolfgirl569 These days sellers have their farms and have artificial bee hives. It could be just one type of flower or many.
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@wolfgirl569 (115720)
• Marion, Ohio
8 Dec 23
@allknowing I buy my honey from them also. It's fun to buy that from different sellers as it doesn't always taste exactly the same. It depends on what the bees fed on
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
7 Dec 23
Nothing like going for the real thing A friend of mine gets me chocolates each time she visits me from the US This time I will ask her for maple syrup (lol)
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@marguicha (226352)
• Chile
8 Dec 23
Part of the treats we had with my husband when we went to the US was to go and eat those huge breakfasts with pancakes, maple syrup and a dab of butter on the top. They do´t have that here.
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
Those pancakes soaked in maple syrup are a breakfast feast 
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@LeaPea2417 (37813)
• Toccoa, Georgia
8 Dec 23
I like maple syrup. It is rather expensive but worth it.
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
7 Dec 23
Maple syrup and pancakes are a perfect combination
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@nela13 (58877)
• Portugal
10 Dec 23
@allknowing yes, I have seen that combination.
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@MarieCoyle (43600)
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8 Dec 23
I always buy the real maple syrup. It's so much better, a natural product and not stuffed with all kinds of chemicals. It doesn't take very much of it, either, because a little goes a long way.
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
I wish I could get the original stuff online
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@MarieCoyle (43600)
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8 Dec 23
@allknowing
Will Amazon deliver it? I know they don't do foods to some countries, but they do have that syrup.
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
@MarieCoyle They do but it is not the pure stuff although the brands are mentioned.
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@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
I have tasted it on pancakes and I know how tasty it is
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@aninditasen (17032)
• Raurkela, India
8 Dec 23
I haven't tasted maple syrup but I do like sweet dessert but not sweet syrups.
@thislittlepennyearns (64035)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
8 Dec 23
The maple syrup you had at resturaunts was not real. Lol, there are not many resturaunts that will sell the real stuff or keep it on the table.
@allknowing (145247)
• India
8 Dec 23
Good to know you go visiting restaurants testing their maple syrup specially the ones I have visited You have been watching me. Right? All those restaurants that I visited were attached to 5 star hotels and that is where our package holiday tour conductors book us.
@Beestring (15333)
• Hong Kong
8 Dec 23
When I was living in Canada, I always put maple syrup on pancakes.
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