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Differences between Types of Maple Syrup
Temperatures for Making By-products
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Pure Maple Syrup
Flavored Maple Syrup
Maple Butter
Maple Sugar
Collector's Bottle
Candies and Chocolates
Dressing and Mustard
Soaps
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Other Little Treats
Temperatures for Making By-products
 
From maple sap, one can make maple syrup, but many other products as well.

Maple syrup is ready when the temperature reaches 4°C (39.2°F) above the boiling temperature of water.
Temperatures Products
123.9°C/ 255°F Granulated sugar
120°C / 248°F Very hard sugar
117.7°C / 243.8°F Hard sugar
114.4°C / 237.9°F Maple taffy on snow or soft sugar
113.8°C / 236.8°F Maple taffy on snow
112°C / 233.6°F Maple butter
104°C / 219.2°F Maple Syrup
100°C / 212°F Water boiling point