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Dear Anhelyna,
It was the Native peoples in North America that first produced maple syrup.
Pioneers from Europe often had to rely on honey as a sweetener - and taking honey from wild bees was often a stinging indictment of pioneer life!
Within fifty years of discovering the First Nations' practice of producing maple syrup - this became an industry and tonnes were exported to Europe.
But you are already sweet enough . . .
Alex
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Originally posted by Orthodox Catholic:
Dear Anhelyna,.........
But you are already sweet enough . . .
Alex aaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwww gee thanks 
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Attended another pancake breakfast yesterday. But if you want a real taste sensation, I recommend pancakes made with wild rice flour. Incognitus
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