It's easy to become overwhelmed by the number of maple syrup options available today. Here are the four different grades of ...

Prior to the new grading system, which was put into place in 2015, maple syrup was divided into Grade A, Grade B, and Grade C ...

Other Name(s): All pure maple syrup is produced from the sap of maple trees (Acer). Pure maple syrup is classified by a grading system determined by translucence (color) and flavor intensity. The ...

We take empty bourbon barrels from Kentucky and we put our dark Maple syrup in it, and we let it sit for two years' ...

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“Maple syrup is marked and graded by its color, ranging from light to dark—the darker the color, the more intense the flavor. If you can find grade B, use it here for both the batter and the icin ...

Maple syrup is the first critical factor. It’s graded by its color; lighter colors have a more delicate taste. Dark and Very Dark (once called Grades C and D) have more intense and complex ...

Scott's family left Storm Lake for Wahoo, Nebraska – yes, that is a town – where Scott and his 13-year-old friends once made ...

Lilley explained another problem with this aforementioned grading system: it was never consistent across maple syrup-producing American states. The states with the biggest syrup production are Vermont ...