2024 Pure Maple Syrup
Pure Grade A Maple Syrup is an all-natural sweetener adding flavor and only about 40-50 calories per tablespoon. Maple Syrup also has minerals and vitamins, making it one of nature's great energy foods! It's the perfect ingredient for everything from baking bread to your stir fried vegetables!
2024 Maple Syrup Sale - Limited Quantities
Half-Pints for $8.50
Pints for $14.50
Quarts for $25.00 - Less than 10 available
Half Gallons - Sold Out
Gallons for $75.00 - Sold Out
2025 Maple Syrup arriving in May.
2 New Hampshire Grades Available: Amber or Dark
We have Gold Maple Syrup in quarts only.
We have Very Dark Maple Syrup from Vermont in pints and quarts.
This Maple Syrup is produced by two local Sugarhouses:
Fuller's Sugarhouse - The Fuller family of Lancaster, New Hampshire
Sugar Hill Maple Farm - The Hunt family of Sugar Hill, New Hampshire
All of our Maple Syrup was produced in Feb-March 2024, our producers had an excellent maple sugar season. This is 100% pure maple syrup with no additives or preservatives.
Maple Syrup is all-natural sweetener with only about 40-50 calories per tablespoon. Maple Syrup also has minerals and vitamins, making it one of nature's great energy foods.
It's the perfect ingredient for everything from baking bread to your stir fried vegetables! Of course, it's the classic choice for pancakes and waffles. Try it as a topping for ice cream, custards, and desserts.
Maple Syrup Care: Maple Syrup keeps well at room temperature in sealed containers. Once opened, the syrup should be refrigerated. You may also put the syrup in the freezer; it won't freeze solid but will keep well. If you should ever discover a mold forming on the surface of your syrup, simply reheat the syrup (DO NOT BOIL) and remove the foam or residue that rises to the top. Let the syrup cool and return to the refrigerator - it will continue to keep well for months.
Maple Syrup Production: It takes about 4 maple trees (each about 40 years old) to produce 40 gallons of sap. When boiled down, 40 gallons of sap will produce 1 gallon of Maple Syrup. This sap is gathered during March or April, when nights are below freezing and the days are warm; and before the trees start to bud. This seasonal "Sugaring Season" is usually 2 to 6 weeks long.
This Maple Syrup is produced by two local Sugarhouses:
Fuller's Sugarhouse - The Fuller family of Lancaster, New Hampshire
Sugar Hill Maple Farm - The Hunt family of Sugar Hill, New Hampshire
Maple Syrup Grading System:
- Grade A Gold, Delicate Taste: Light, golden color with a mild, delicate maple taste. Use this table syrup for a subtle touch of maple in your food. Previously known as Grade A light Amber or Fancy. This is the choice for making maple frosting for cakes. It adds maple flavor without making the frosting too dark in color.
Available in Quarts only - Grade A Amber, Rich Taste: This new grade is a combination of the previous grades of Grade A Medium Amber and the lighter half of Grade A Dark Amber. It has a full-bodied flavor. Excellent choice for the classic maple flavor.
- Grade A Dark, Robust Taste: This grade is a combination of the previous grades of the darker half of Grade A Dark Amber and lighter Grade B. It has a pronounced maple flavor, preferred by customers who really like maple syrup flavor.
- Grade A Very Dark, Strong Taste: This grade is the darker half of what was formerly known as Grade B. It has a strong flavor works well as a cooking syrup. Available as Vermont Syrup in pints and quarts only.
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