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Maple Syrup

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deena647 Apprentice
deena647
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Does any one know if store bought pancake syrup is safe for celiacs? Thank you Deena

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CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Pure, 100% maple syrup is. The other stuff varies ... you need to read the label or check here for a specific brand.

hez Enthusiast
hez
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Pure maple syrup is okay. However, no one in my house will eat the good stuff! We buy Kellogg's brand Eggo syrup. I checked over a year ago and it was safe. I have not checked on it in awhile.

Hez

deena647 Apprentice
deena647
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Thanks...I do not like real maple either.

Pure maple syrup is okay. However, no one in my house will eat the good stuff! We buy Kellogg's brand Eggo syrup. I checked over a year ago and it was safe. I have not checked on it in awhile.

Hez

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Thanks...I do not like real maple either.

You guys are crazy ;)

ehrin Explorer
ehrin
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You guys are crazy ;)

Carla I couldn't agree more.

My friends prefer that store bought crap over the pure stuff - which I'll never understand.

We are in a region of New England that is known for the pure maple syrup - how can you not LOVE it? :o

I use the pure stuff in many of my marinades - sooo good!

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Carla I couldn't agree more.

My friends prefer that store bought crap over the pure stuff - which I'll never understand.

We are in a region of New England that is known for the pure maple syrup - how can you not LOVE it? :o

I use the pure stuff in many of my marinades - sooo good!

Ehrin, shall we call you "Carrie", cant' say I like the picture ... :blink:;):) Is it for October?

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ehrin Explorer
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Ehrin, shall we call you "Carrie", cant' say I like the picture ... :blink:;):) Is it for October?

Sure is! :P

Can't say I've ever pulled off a better halloween costume.

I found the dress at the salvation army and then I stood in the shower and had my, then boyfriend, dump red jello all over me - worked like a charm!

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Sure is! :P

Can't say I've ever pulled off a better halloween costume.

I found the dress at the salvation army and then I stood in the shower and had my, then boyfriend, dump red jello all over me - worked like a charm!

Yuck! I'd have been wiping my face off all night!!! :lol:

ehrin Explorer
ehrin
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Yuck! I'd have been wiping my face off all night!!! :lol:

Trust me - it was horrible.

I was a sticky sticky mess - I'd never do it again!! :huh:

But I have to say, the effect was terrific.

debmidge Rising Star
debmidge
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Mike uses the pure Maple syrup; I am crazy I guess - I blend it with the brand name syrup (like Log Cabin, etc.) as pure Maple has too strong a taste for me. It makes the brand name syrup taste better though.

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