• WR5@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    I think at that point it’s called “corn syrup” or just “syrup”. Maple syrup is still made from maple.

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      4 months ago

      At least in the US, most “maple syrup” is literally maple flavored corn syrup or sometimes a blend but is just called Maple Syrup on the front of the bottle. Sometimes it’s called “pancake syrup” for legal reasons

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        4 months ago

        No idea why you’ve got any downvotes.

        This is very true. You have to search for actual maple syrup in the US.

        EDIT: Yeah. I know how to find actual maple syrup, folks. There was a time long ago when products actually looked like what you were buying and weren’t all imitation crap. There was no such thing as corn-syrup labeled “breakfast syrup” or “maple-flavored syrup” or “Real syrup” in giant bold text and “with maple flavor” in tiny font somewhere distant.

        Stop defending deceptive product labeling.