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expired Posted by BBQchicken | Staff • Jan 18, 2022
Jan 18, 2022 11:35 PM
12.5oz. Maple Grove Farms Pure Maple Syrup
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Anyone know about this.
Ok, i looked it up
1.
Grade A is usually made from the maple sap collected at the beginning of the mapling season. Grade B maple syrup is much darker and has a stronger flavor. It also is a bit thicker, tending towards the consistency of pancake syrup rather than the runnier Grade A.
2.
What is better Grade A or B maple syrup?
Maple syrup that is very sweet is therefore more popular and therefore gets the grade "A" rating while the darker, stronger and more flavorful varieties (which are not as sweet) are considered second best and are called grade "B".
Looks like grade a is the first run and is very sweet. Grade b is stronger and more flavorful.
Wait the plot thickens:
3.
2015
Between Grade A and B syrup, Grade B is the darker and bolder of the two. But to cut down on confusion in the grocery aisle, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will revise their grading standards to remove Grade B and instead, create four new classifications of Grade A syrup.
The International Maple Syrup Institute, which includes American and Canadian producers, petitioned a change for clarity in 2010. The change was intended to aid consumers but also producers, said Charles Parrot, deputy administrator of the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service Fruit and Vegetable Program to the Associated Press.
"…it will make it easier for them to market their syrup … not only domestically but internationally," said Parrot.
Now there is one grade: A, with four classifications to show there is not a difference in quality but in color and flavor.
Grade A: Golden color with delicate taste
Grade A: Amber color and rich taste
Grade A: Dark color and robust taste
Grade A: Very dark and strong taste
According to the Associated Press, the change was welcomed in the northeast, especially Vermont. The country's largest maple syrup producer has already revised its unique labeling standards.
Conclusion: I don't know what the h is going on.
update: I know what's going on now. This is Grade A 'Amber', which used to be called Grade B. It is what you want for pancakes and baking.
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Anyone know about this.
Ok, i looked it up
1.
Grade A is usually made from the maple sap collected at the beginning of the mapling season. Grade B maple syrup is much darker and has a stronger flavor. It also is a bit thicker, tending towards the consistency of pancake syrup rather than the runnier Grade A.
2.
What is better Grade A or B maple syrup?
Maple syrup that is very sweet is therefore more popular and therefore gets the grade "A" rating while the darker, stronger and more flavorful varieties (which are not as sweet) are considered second best and are called grade "B".
Looks like grade a is the first run and is very sweet. Grade b is stronger and more flavorful.
Wait the plot thickens:
3.
2015
Between Grade A and B syrup, Grade B is the darker and bolder of the two. But to cut down on confusion in the grocery aisle, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will revise their grading standards to remove Grade B and instead, create four new classifications of Grade A syrup.
The International Maple Syrup Institute, which includes American and Canadian producers, petitioned a change for clarity in 2010. The change was intended to aid consumers but also producers, said Charles Parrot, deputy administrator of the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service Fruit and Vegetable Program to the Associated Press.
"…it will make it easier for them to market their syrup … not only domestically but internationally," said Parrot.
Now there is one grade: A, with four classifications to show there is not a difference in quality but in color and flavor.
Grade A: Golden color with delicate taste
Grade A: Amber color and rich taste
Grade A: Dark color and robust taste
Grade A: Very dark and strong taste
According to the Associated Press, the change was welcomed in the northeast, especially Vermont. The country's largest maple syrup producer has already revised its unique labeling standards.
Conclusion: I don't know what the h is going on.
update: I know what's going on now. This is Grade A 'Amber', which used to be called Grade B. It is what you want for pancakes and baking.
Anyone know about this.
Ok, i looked it up
Grade A is usually made from the maple sap collected at the beginning of the mapling season. Grade B maple syrup is much darker and has a stronger flavor. It also is a bit thicker, tending towards the consistency of pancake syrup rather than the runnier Grade A.
What is better Grade A or B maple syrup?
Maple syrup that is very sweet is therefore more popular and therefore gets the grade "A" rating while the darker, stronger and more flavorful varieties (which are not as sweet) are considered second best and are called grade "B".
Looks like grade a is the first run and is very sweet. Grade b is stronger and more flavorful.
This deal is 'grade a' so I think it has a certain place in certain recipes. Don't know what.
I use Grade B for things like french toast and baked goods.
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If you get proper maple syrup a small amount goes a long way!
This deal is the original Grade A taste like a water dish Gade B .
Anyone know about this.
Ok, i looked it up
1.
Grade A is usually made from the maple sap collected at the beginning of the mapling season. Grade B maple syrup is much darker and has a stronger flavor. It also is a bit thicker, tending towards the consistency of pancake syrup rather than the runnier Grade A.
2.
What is better Grade A or B maple syrup?
Maple syrup that is very sweet is therefore more popular and therefore gets the grade "A" rating while the darker, stronger and more flavorful varieties (which are not as sweet) are considered second best and are called grade "B".
Looks like grade a is the first run and is very sweet. Grade b is stronger and more flavorful.
Wait the plot thickens:
3.
2015
Between Grade A and B syrup, Grade B is the darker and bolder of the two. But to cut down on confusion in the grocery aisle, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will revise their grading standards to remove Grade B and instead, create four new classifications of Grade A syrup.
The International Maple Syrup Institute, which includes American and Canadian producers, petitioned a change for clarity in 2010. The change was intended to aid consumers but also producers, said Charles Parrot, deputy administrator of the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service Fruit and Vegetable Program to the Associated Press.
"…it will make it easier for them to market their syrup … not only domestically but internationally," said Parrot.
Now there is one grade: A, with four classifications to show there is not a difference in quality but in color and flavor.
Grade A: Golden color with delicate taste
Grade A: Amber color and rich taste
Grade A: Dark color and robust taste
Grade A: Very dark and strong taste
According to the Associated Press, the change was welcomed in the northeast, especially Vermont. The country's largest maple syrup producer has already revised its unique labeling standards.
Conclusion: I don't know what the h is going on.
update: I know what's going on now. This is Grade A 'Amber', which used to be called Grade B. It is what you want for pancakes and baking.
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Oh well, shit.
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