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Maple Syrup
Grades of Maple Syrup, based on USDA standards.
All grades have the same consistency.
They differ slightly in color and flavor.
Which grade to use is a matter of personal preference, but all taste
great!
Light Amber - has a milder, maple taste
and is made early in the season when the weather is cold and brisk. This is considered best for fine maple candy.
Medium Amber - is also a fine table
syrup. A little more maple flavor and asked for by a majority of people. This is made after the weather begins to warm, about mid-season.
Dark Amber - although slightly darker
in color with a stronger maple flavor, it is fast becoming a favored table syrup.
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Grade B - Used
mostly for cooking
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Grade C -
Commercial use only
Pricing
| Size |
Price |
Shipping
Weight |
| Gallon |
$42.00 |
13 lbs. |
| 1/2 Gallon |
$25.00 |
7 lbs. |
| Quart |
$15.00 |
4 lbs. |
| Pint |
$9.00 |
2 lbs. |
| 1/2 Pint |
$5.00 |
1 lbs. |
| 100 ML |
$3.00 |
1 lbs. |
| Sugarhouse (16.9 fl.oz.) |
$11.00 |
3 lbs. |
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