Maple Taffy — Sugar on Snow

Posted on 15 March 2008 by Buttery

Maple Taffy — Sugar on Snow This is an absolute favorite treat of mine that I’ve enjoyed yearly since I was a kid. The concept is pretty foreign to much of the world, but I guarantee that if you like snow and maple syrup this snack is delicious. And the only calories consumed are the ones in the syrup!

Ingredients
4 cups clean, unadulterated snow (yes, the stuff that falls from the sky, but you can substitute ice shavings à la sno cones if you must)
2 cups maple syrup — choose your favorite grade

Cooking Instructions
Heat maple syrup in a pan on the stove, stirring frequently until it reaches 238° F, so that it becomes a molasses-type consistency. Pour maple syrup directly onto snow.

Serve with dill pickle slices, plain or old fashioned donut holes, and hot coffee to your liking.

Feeds 1, 2, or 4 depending on your sweet tooth.

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    With a movie like Groundhog Day you’re guaranteed snow every day for the rest of your life!

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3 Comments For This Post

  1. Tori Says:

    I’m having “little house on the prairie” flashbacks!!!

    Tori’s last blog post..lost…

  2. Buttery Says:

    Ahhh, one of my favorite shows as a kid. I always wanted Michael Landon to call me Half Pint.

  3. San Jose Girl Says:

    You have an interesting point of view ;)

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