What's the difference between Grade A and B maple syrup?!


Question:

What's the difference between Grade A and B maple syrup?


Answers:
Grade A is the first syrup of the season typically and is lighter in flavor.

Grade B is the later batches and is darker and tastes much like carmel. It also contains more nutrients then grade A due to being taken later in the year after the easy run off grade a syrup comes out.

Grade C syrup is the last of the last and is typically only used commercially in cooking. I've never tasted this strait but I'd imagine it tastes much like molasses if I had to guess.

Source(s):
I studied syrup grades about a month ago..lol.

Grade A is more highly processed to a lighter clearer consistency, it's supposedly better but I prefer the stronger darker taste of grade B.

http://www.massmaple.org/grading.html...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/maple_syrup...

grade A is fancy. grade B has insect parts in it.

The price!




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