Choosing Maple Syrup

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How To Choose The Maple Syrup With Best Flavor?
Maple syrup is a sweetener made by boiling the slightly, thin sweet sap of the maple tree in shallow and large pans over a very hot fire. The sap of the maple is boiled until the most of the water in the maple sap has been evaporated, concentrated and reduced to syrup. Different grades of the maple syrup are identical in sugar content and density does range from pale golden to dark brown and the color of the syrup. Apart from that, the natural sweetener also graded solely by its important property like color. This difference in color has to do with when the maple syrup is made. As the spring season warms up and the sap of the maple coming from trees becomes very dark color finally producing a

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