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Maple Taffy

Cultural Context

Originating from the Indigenous peoples of North America, Maple Taffy is a traditional Canadian treat made during the sugaring-off season when maple sap is boiled down to syrup. It is often enjoyed at winter festivals and celebrations, symbolizing the arrival of spring. Today, it remains a beloved sweet, especially in Quebec, where it is a staple at sugar shacks during maple syrup season.

CanadianCAdessert
15 min
easy
4 servings
Servings4
maple syrup
snow
1

Collect clean, packed snow.

2

Pour 100% pure maple syrup into a decent sized pot.

3

Boil the syrup on medium heat until it reaches 112-115°C (softball stage).

4

Once the syrup reaches the desired temperature, remove it from heat and let it cool slightly.

5

Pack the snow down tightly to make it more formable.

6

Drizzle the hot syrup over the packed snow in long strands.

7

Use wooden coffee stirrers, popsicle sticks, or chopsticks to roll the syrup into a taffy shape.

Cooking Techniques

candy-making

Equipment Needed

potthermometerspoonwooden coffee stirrers

Spice Level:

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Dietary

vegetarian

Also Known As

Tire d'érableMaple Candy

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