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Maple Syrup Candy

Cultural Context

Maple syrup candy, or Tire d'érable, is a cherished Canadian tradition, particularly during the sugaring-off season in late winter and early spring. This delightful treat is made by pouring hot maple syrup over snow, creating a chewy, sweet candy that evokes nostalgia for many Canadians. It symbolizes the connection to nature and the maple tree, which is integral to Canadian culture. Today, it is enjoyed not only in Canada but has also found fans around the world, especially among those who appreciate the unique flavor of maple syrup.

CanadianCAdessert
15 min
easy
4 servings
Servings4
1 cup high-quality grade maple syrup
snow or crushed ice
4 to 6 popsicle sticks
1 teaspoon unsalted butter

maple syrup

💰Cheaper: corn syrup

Corn syrup is less expensive but lacks the distinct maple flavor.

1

Place chunks of ice on a clean tea towel, fold it up, and hammer away to crush the ice.

2

In a saucepan, combine the maple syrup and unsalted butter.

3

Bring the mixture to a boil uncovered on medium to high heat until the syrup reaches 250°F.

4

Check the temperature using a candy thermometer.

5

Remove the hot maple syrup from the heat and immediately pour it onto strips of snowy ice.

6

Place a popsicle stick at one end of the syrup and roll it up.

7

The syrup should stick to the popsicle and lift off the snow and ice.

8

Be careful, the syrup is extremely hot.

Cooking Techniques

candy-making

Equipment Needed

saucepancandy thermometerclean tea towel

Spice Level:

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Dietary

vegetarian

Allergens

tree nuts

Also Known As

Maple TaffyTire d'érable

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