Butternut Mountain Farm Vermont Maple Syrup, Dark Color & Robust Taste, 100% Pure, 32 fl oz, Allergen-Free

I'm from the Northeast I've had maple syrup from all over Vermont, New York, Canada. this is one of the best I've ever had. put it on top of your oatmeal. cream of wheat takes it to the next level. don't forget the grass-fed butter. you can put it on your pancakes. mix them together.

This is a wonderful product with more uses than some people might think. I always keep real maple syrup on hand because there's so much I can do with it. Butternut Mountain Farms is my favorite brand for maple products because they're very transparent and you can visit the website for the farm for more information. Their products always have a great flavor and they offer organic options, too. Maple is one of my favorite flavors and I often make maple flavored glazes for cakes, donuts, and cookies,as well as maple flavored ice cream, pancakes, maple cinnamon or maple brown sugar cinnamon french toast, maple and brown sugar oatmeal and overnight oats, maple cakes and candies, and more. I use this to sweeten whole gallons of homemade chocolate milk using dutch processed cocoa as well as smoothies and things that need a sweetener where I don't necessarily want to use a sugar or date sweetener. I purchase a couple Butternut Mountain Farm products in addition to the maple syrup and they're all of the highest quality. They make the cutest little gingerbread man bottles of syrup for Christmas, too. They're adorable, really. This is a brand I really believe in and trust because you can see where they harvest and process the maple sap, and they give a lot of information about the process, the trees, nd the farm and its practices. This is my favorite syrup they make, but they do offer other grades of maple syrup, too, as well as infusions and other items. I don't see myself ever switching to another brand for maple syrup, sugar, maple butter, and so on. They also have a very tasty honey they sell.

Now that I'm no longer in New England, there's nothing like a taste of Home when it comes to maple syrup, and this does the trick. Having been to many sugar shacks, and Maine Maple Sunday's over the years, this fulfills all of my maple syrup requirements, %26 we use a lot of maple syrup. It has a lower glycemic index than honey, FYI.

the size and price for a very good value and it's 100% sure maple syrup nothing else added one ingredient that's as about as natural as you can get and with all the antioxidants in pure how can you go wrong definitely some of the best maple syrup I've ever tasted. to the other options with additional added ingredients definitely one of the best healthy choices you can make

Although it may be a bit in the pricey side I will not argue with quality. You get exactly what you pay for with this syrup, and it's silky texture. There nothing like starting a Saturday morning with a fresh stack, this syrup and some Boss Wood music while your cooking. Start your morning off right on your favorite streaming site listening to Boss Wood. You're welcome.

I typically buy local when it comes to maple syrup but I was out over the holidays and didn't have time to call in an order. I took a chance and bought this in a pinch and I'm so glad I did! It has an amazing taste and the consistency and color is perfect. Tastes just like home!

My entire life I only had real Maple syrup one other time and it did not taste good. I've mostly had syrup like the Mrs ****** lady bottle and that's not real Maple syrup. This is real and it's organic and the flavor has been surprisingly wonderful. I even mix it in Almond butter to have as a treat. Yum!

Wonderful! I wish I could just drink it without going into some kind of coma! Sane people will enjoy it on pancakes or a million other ways. Actually healthier than sugar (or the other unmentionable poison sold as “syrup”) because it is rich in minerals. And comes from a beautiful Maple tree, so just thinking about that makes me happy!

This has been my maple syruo choice for quite some time. I have tried other brands from other stores but do not get the same value. Similar items at other stores are generally more expensive and have no real discernable flavor, consistency, or quality difference. I plan to travel to New England within the next 2 years and get some locally produced maple syrup while there and will update my review if there is a distinct difference in quality. But, to date, this is a very good syrup and the best value for my money.

I really enjoy this syrup and get it often but this last time it went bad and had a huge clump of nasty in it. So I had to throw it out. The cost is comparable and being from VT I prefer syrup from that area. Just super disappointed. I will try it again and I'm hoping it was a fluke.