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OKIsItJustMe

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2. The usual term is "table syrup"

Reply to snot (Reply #1)

Sat Nov 9, 2024, 08:41 PM

Nov 9

Sometimes it’s called “pancake syrup.”

I used to take middle schoolers camping in the woods. I found many of them had never tasted real maple syrup, and some actually preferred the “table syrup” their parents had raised them on. (New York State produces a lot of maple syrup, 2nd only to Vermont.)

“Table syrup” (like “Log Cabin”) is significantly easier/cheaper to produce.

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I suspect similar issues with maple syrup. snot Nov 9 #1

The usual term is "table syrup" OKIsItJustMe Nov 9 #2