12/18/2025
It may be too late to eat pancakes with your favorite topping, but maple syrup deserves more than just one day a year. 🍁
Maple syrup is made by boiling sugar maple sap to evaporate water and concentrate its natural sugars. It comes in different grades, which vary in color, flavor, and composition.
Most research on maple syrup has been conducted in animals and often uses extracts rather than pure syrup. That means we can’t say all potential benefits directly apply to humans or know the exact amount needed to see effects.
Still, maple syrup provides carbohydrates, antioxidants, and trace nutrients, making it a flavorful way to sweeten foods (and fuel workouts). Enjoy accordingly!