Benefits of Maple Syrup

Maple Syrup Nutrition
Sugar Alternative
Antioxidants in Maple Syrup

Pure Maple Syrup

When used in cocktails, maple syrup is a great replacement for simple syrup, as it adds depth and complexity to drinks.
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Brown Sugar with Maple Buttercream Whoopie Pies

I was sent samples of maple syrup from the nice people at Pure Canada Maple Syrup. I was very excited because I love pure maple syrup. The sweetness of the maple syrup works very well with the brown sugar flavored whoopie pie.

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Recipe of the Month

Maple Fondue with Cardamom and Orange Zest Recipe

In the mood for a fun and healthful dessert that’s easily shared? Surprise family and friends with this novel fondue recipe made with pure maple syrup.

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Sugar Alternative

Looking for a healthy sugar alternative? Look no further. Pure maple syrup from Canada can be used as a healthier substitute to sugar in a variety of desserts and baked goods, such as pies and cakes.

To apply maple syrup as a white or brown sugar alternative, use a one-for-one substitution and reduce the quantity of liquid ingredients in the recipe (water, milk, juice) by about one-quarter of a cup. Maple syrup can also serve as a one-to-one substitute for liquid sweeteners, such as honey, molasses and corn syrup.

Why is maple syrup one of the best sugar alternatives?

This healthy sweetener is 100% natural, pure and free of any coloring or additives. Boiled down directly from tree sap, which is harvested from the maple tree towards the end of winter, pure maple syrup is an unprocessed, authentic product of nature. White sugar, for example, is typically derived from sugar cane, and processed and purified before being sold. Because maple syrup is not processed, it contains higher levels of potentially beneficial minerals, including calcium, potassium, sodium and copper, making it the best sugar alternative.

In addition, maple syrup does not contain high fructose corn syrup, a modified sugar substitute commonly found in processed foods. Leading pancake syrup brands in the U.S. do not contain any pure maple syrup and rely on high fructose corn syrup as the primary sweetening ingredient, along with additives like artificial flavorings and coloring agents.