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Where to get Maple Syrup
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Oct 17
To follow up this thread, the cans of medium in the Market are going for $9.50. Amber and Dark are going for $9. Much more than the $5.50 we used to pay, but cheaper than the $12 you say that Loblaws is charging.
 
Oct 5
We just picked up a jug of the maple syrup from Costco and according to the label it is Canada No.1 Medium. The syrup is from Saint Ferdinand, Quebec.
I am not a huge maple syrup fan but of what we have had so far of this, I am quite impressed. It is very enjoyable.
 
Oct 5
Fresh Foodie - We had this discussion back in the Spring when everyone was visiting Sugar Shacks... see the discussion beginning here www.ottawafoodies.com

Prices have indeed gone thru the roof, your 1 Litre can at Costco was a bargain... did you notice the "grade"?

As said in the post, Canada Fancy was generally selling between $ 22 and $ 30 per litre in the Spring at the various sugar shacks. I know I paid between $ 20 and $ 25 for the litre I got in Prince Edward County from the farmer / family run Sugar Shack where I bought mine (it was a smaller operation). I also know, that if one was lucky enough to know a farmer personally in Eastern Ontario, a litre could be had at the time for about $ 15 to $ 20.
 
Oct 5
We've always found the cheapest place to be the vendors in the Byward Market. We haven't been recently as we stocked up in the spring from a place in the Eastern Townships, but we've usually paid about $6 or so for a can. Perhaps they've gone up too, but they were always cheaper than Loblaws.
 
Oct 4
It seems that two consecutive years of bad maple syrup harvests have taken their toll and prices have skyrocketed!

The 540 mL cans we used to find at Loblaws for $7 are now $12, and the 1L jugs at Costco have gone from around $10 to $15.

Where do you get your maple syrup these days?
 

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