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]]>In the U.S. state of Vermont, where most of the maple syrup is produced in this country, tourists can now visit maple syrup farms and sugarhouses in order to learn a little more about how this famous food is produced!
Vermont is home to several maple syrup operations that offer guided tours and visits to people who are interested in learning more about the fascinating process of producing maple syrup. From Baird Farm in Chittenden to Sugarbush Farm in Woodstock, you will find maple syrup farms dotted throughout the state.
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If you visit from the months of February to April, you might even be lucky enough to see the sap being drained from trees and the process of making maple syrup in action!
So, if you are looking for a unique foodie tourist experience, check out the many maple syrup farms that Vermont has to offer.
syrup is a pretty fascinating food in a lot of respects. Been delving into more of it lately from the creation and production side of things. – Here are some neat facts about this iconic nature derived sugar: >Most maybe syrup production is derived in the Northeast. The top THREE states are: Vermont, which accounts for over 2 million gallons of maple syrup a year. New York produces 820k gallons, and Maine pumps out 580k gallons a year. Whoa 
>Total maple syrup production in the US is roughly 4.24 million gallons a year. One side not is that Quebec 
produces around 71% of the worlds maple syrup. …. Another cool fact is that Maine produces some of the sweetest maple syrup in the world because of its warm, sunny temperatures combined with the freezing night temperatures. Perhaps the coastal effect has something to do with it?! … Are you a fan of maple syrup?? Do you have any favorite recipes that use this amazing sweetener?! …. #maple #maplesyrup #mapleleaf #mapletree #mapleleaves #mapletrees #vermontlife #mainelife #newyorkmaplesyrup #newyorkeats #quebec #canada #vermontmaplesyrup #maplesyrupfarm #nature #naturalsugar #glucose #health #healthy #paleo #primal #baking #vermontmapleThe post You Can Visit Maple Syrup Farms in Vermont! appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
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]]>Here are some December food holidays that weโll be celebrating in the upcoming month!
National Cookie Day: December 4th
National Cookie Day will be celebrated on a Wednesday this month, and my suggestion is to make a batch to take to work for a mid-week pick-me-up! National Cookie Day is a day to celebrate one of the worldโs most treasured desserts.
Put those cookie monsters on the list 
#flatlaytoday Made with love by @orlyhermeshNational Maple Syrup Day: December 17th
Maple syrup is one of my favorite sweet treats. This delicious liquid, which is obtained from a fascinating process in which the sap of maple trees is painstakingly collected and refined, can be used to top breakfast favorites such as pancakes and french toast.
It is perfection covered in powdered sugar and warm maple syrup
, guests 
, or any morning you want to make your family feel extra loved 
Tap link in bio or visit my site for the full recipe! Xoxo #breakfast #frenchtoast #holidayrecipes #maplesyrup #kidfriendlymealsNational Bacon Day: December 30th
If you thought that the last days of the month of December were only reserved for the excitement of the New Year, you thought wrong! National Bacon Day on December 30th is a celebration of this delicious meat that youโll find on breakfast plates and on trendy hamburgers.
๐๐ถ๐ซ๐ฎ๐ป ๐ฆ๐ฎ๐ท๐ฝ๐๐ธ๐ป๐ฝ๐ฑNational Pear Month
Pear is a classic autumn and winter fruit, meaning that December has been designated as National Pear Month. These little beauties are delicious on their own, in desserts, or baked in the oven and topped with honey and cinnamon.
I have such generous friends who dropped off these amazing pears from their garden last night. So sweet and succulent, I feel with Christmas just round the corner that they deserve to be used in a recipe that includes some warming winter spices. The post Get Prepared for These December Food Holidays! appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
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