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I just noticed my syrup comes from Canada. Am I supposed to stop buying it?
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70% of the world's maple syrup comes from Quebec, and about 10% from Vermont. Most U.S. citizens use corn syrup garbage for some weird reason, since it tastes nothing like maple syrup. I guess more will use the poor alternative when they figure out how much more the tariff is raising the price of the good stuff.I just noticed my syrup comes from Canada. Am I supposed to stop buying it?![]()
Nothing will stand in between me and my Canadian syrup. I don't follow any herd.70% of the world's maple syrup comes from Quebec, and about 10% from Vermont. Most U.S. citizens use corn syrup garbage for some weird reason, since it tastes nothing like maple syrup. I guess more will use the poor alternative when they figure out how much more the tariff is raising the price of the good stuff.
as a Vermont resident I can attest to the validity of you assessment.70% of the world's maple syrup comes from Quebec, and about 10% from Vermont. Most U.S. citizens use corn syrup garbage for some weird reason, since it tastes nothing like maple syrup. I guess more will use the poor alternative when they figure out how much more the tariff is raising the price of the good stuff.
Because they know what you're doing with it:I just picked up another bottle of Canadian syrup and Aldi. Sever people were giving me the stink eye.![]()
HilariousBecause they know what you're doing with it:
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this stuff was part of life since forever it's just we are conditioned to not see it and ignore it.So it’s true I guess. I’m we enjoy Canadians because in many ways they are like the people in Wisconsin. I hope Canadians win whatever they are pissed about. When we grew up this stuff was not part of everyday life like it seems today.
No, there has been a recent massive disruption in relations between the two countries.this stuff was part of life since forever it's just we are conditioned to not see it and ignore it.