Hi Shawn,

 -=> Quoting Dave Drum to Shawn Highfield <=-

 DD> Well, real maple syrup is expensive. The factory sh...tuff is full of
 DD> artificial/fake flavours, etc. I've had real mape syrup from real tree

 SH> My family thinks I'm crazy, but as someone who eats pancakes at most
 SH> twice a year, I buy what I like and I like the horrible chemical
 SH> filled aunt J LITE fake stuff.  (It has a new name since they are
 SH> erasing history but I can't think of it)

I eat pancakes or waffles even less than two times a year but its got to
bereal maple syrup on them. I was brought up on NYState maple but a few
years ago when we started doing the mission trips to VT, I bought it
there. Other maple goodies are available up there, including maple
candy, maple crunch sprinkles (great on ice cream) and maple creemees, a
soft ice cream with maple syrup swirled thru the base.


 DD> of me (Funk's Grove) and I've done the tour and tried the samples.
 DD> Still no go.  Bv)=

 SH> I like it, I just don't like it enough to pay for it.

I like it enough that I don't waste my money on the fake stuff. Steve
was using the latter when we first got married; he quickly converted to
real maple syrup when I refused to buy the fake stuff.

 SH> Me too!  On anything. :) DD> Pepper makes food worth eating.

 SH> Agree.

I'll add pepper in moderate amounts, usually black or chipotle.

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