Dulces y Endulzantes

Dark amber maple syrup

Dark amber maple syrup
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Ingredient Information

Name

Dark amber maple syrup

Category

Dulces y Endulzantes

Popularity

3 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Dark amber maple syrup is a natural sweetener obtained from the extract of the sap of maple trees, particularly the sugar maple, typically harvested in regions of Canada and the northeastern United States. During the production process, the sap is boiled to evaporate the water, concentrating the natural sugars and developing a deep, robust, and slightly caramelized flavor that distinguishes this dark amber variety.

This syrup is widely used in cooking to flavor and sweeten products such as pancakes, waffles, yogurts, desserts, and dressings. Thanks to its intense flavor and dark color, it provides a stronger and more concentrated profile compared to light maple syrup.

Among its properties, it stands out as a natural source of antioxidants and minerals such as manganese, zinc, and calcium, in addition to containing natural sugars that provide quick energy. However, it should be consumed in moderation due to its caloric content.

In different Hispanic American countries, dark amber maple syrup may be known as miel de arce or simply jarabe de arce, although the most common term is maple syrup, since the word "miel" (honey) is usually reserved for bee-derived products. In some places, it may also be called sirop de arce, adapted from French or English.

Nutritional Properties

0g
fiber
12mg
sodium
13mg
calcium
0.2mg
iron
13mg
potassium
60g
sugars
260
calories
9mg
magnesium
0g
proteins
0mg
vitamin c
0.05mg
vitamin b2
0.2mg
vitamin b5
0.02mg
vitamin b6
67g
carbohydrates
0g
total fats
0g
saturated fats

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