Organic Vermont Maple Cream
Almost like a whipped frosting with a rich maple flavor, one simple ingredient, and no allergens. A perfect gift or treat to have in the fridge for sweet snacks and cooking. Maple cream is made by boiling maple syrup, then cooling it to around 125F and stirring.
Gluten-free, Nut-free, Vegan, Low FODMAP, Paleo
How to enjoy it
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Real maple syrup comes from the sap of maple trees
Maple sugaring only happens between late winter and early spring, when cold nights and mild days cause sap within the tree to flow naturally.
Maple trees must be 30 years old before they can be tapped sustainably
So protecting our natural sugar bush (the forest home to our maple trees) is critical to us and the entire maple community in Vermont. Well-tended trees can yield sap for over 100 years.
It takes 40 gallons of maple sap to make just 1 gallon of syrup
Maple sap is mostly water, with a light taste of maple. To make maple syrup, we boil sap for about 4 hours at 219 degrees (F). This evaporates most of the water content, leaving us with maple syrup.