I use it to add flavor to my pot roast. Delicious!

Can get this in costco in the uk

I'm in the UK.. you can get Peanut Butter cookies, fudge, puffs (though they're animport) cups, pretzels, etc etc...

No. And the first time I heard about it was here on Bored Panda. It was out of context and I did not understand why OP was speaking about "farmer clothing" (ranch... dressing...).

Staple. They have all kinds of other products too. Mixes, Bloody Mary mix, etc. Living in NOLA I make most of their mixes from scratch, but in a pinch their gumbo and jambalaya mixes are quite good. Zing Zang is much better bloody mix though.

I put on nearly everything I want spice. That and Tony Chachere which is listed in….

Celery seed is very good in potato salad as well.

Cottage cheese is easy to make yourself from whole milk, salt, and some sort of acid (I use vinegar or lemon juice). Heat the milk slowly, add the acid, stir gently and let rest for a few minutes, strain through cheesecloth, add salt. I add a bit of cream to make it smoother, but that is optional.

I literally just bought maple syrup the other day. From Sainsbury's. xP It's available in Europe, but Brazil isn't Europe. (this article needs a new title jfc)

Is the sugar maple endemic to North America? It's ALSO the tree most Americans (at least here in the East) envision when they think of the natural beauty of autumn. It's little wonder that it's the only thing on Canada's national flag.

It's not too comm, but not so hard to find here in Korea. Now, I don't know if it's the same quality, or what, but technically....

A lot of what is marketed as maple syrup is mostly corn syrup. Maple syrup and olive oil are two items you really need to check the label to make sure you're getting the real thing.

Huh. It is very easy to find here in the USA... now just reading this, I relize this makes a lot of sense. It's interesting to think about how food changes from location to location. Even if it is just syrup!

We have Mapple syrup in all big supermarkets in Belgium, next to Agave syrup

https://www.maplefromcanada.co.uk/products/maple-syrup/ ...er? let me explain this thing called google

also this can be got in nearly every single shop!

The best is Canadian syrup anyway 🤷‍♀️

I saw it today at the grocery store. I already have some in my pantry so I didn't buy any.

So many different ones to choose from in New Zealand supermarkets

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We get it easily here in Australia.

We get maple syrup in Australia, but only one or two brands and it is expensive! More common to use imitation maple which is nowhere near as good.

When I used to travel to Mexico several times a year I always had a request to bring lots of Maple Syrup. 🍁. I'bartered' for real high-end Tequila (Herradura) those were the good 'ol days!

Is really expensive...but you will find maple syrup in special places like Emporio Santa Luzia, San Marche Market, Mambo Marlet, Pao de Acucar Market...

So pitiful that so many of you have no idea what maple syrup is.

White Syrup (corn syrup- Karol version) I find easily at my Asian stores 1L bottles for about 2-3€!

Not that hard to get here. The Canadian stuff is available in China.

Not easy nor cheap, but you actually can find Maple syrup in Brazil. Bought a couple months ago in a local supermarket, and I don't even live in a big city...

The first time I went to Venezuela to meet my in-laws I brought 2 each of 7 varieties of apples and 4 of pears for my FiL, and a 32 oz (almost a liter in the civilized world) bottle of pure dark maple syrup for my MiL. I scored major points that day. When I went back 2 years later she still had about 1/4 of the syrup left.

Yeah South America doesn't really seem to have a market for Maple Syrup, seen it once in my life... Maybe

I live in the Falklands, we have several different Maple Syrups available. It's not hard to find at all. One thing I am noticing with this thread is how "exclusive" the US purports to be. Hardly any of the things listed on this page are either exclusive to the US or difficult to replicate or make.

It's next to impossible to find in China. I was able to order some, and I even found some (extremely, extremely expensive) maple syrup in an import store in Shanghai, but it's just not available many places.

I buy mine at Aldi, B&M sells it too. Both cheaper than Sainsbury's

While maple syrup isn't hard to find in the UK it generally only comes in those small glass bottles (250ml?). I only found out when an online friend came over that in the US you can buy quite big bottles of maple syrup. The downside is that you have to use it fairly rapidly as ours went mouldy in the bottle.

We can find it here in high end stores and supermarkets, in the imports section. Too much expensive, though.

My family handmakes syrup from sugar cane which we grow. It is pretty awesome too!

My daughter found it in our tiny little village in England. I was very surprised.

Again false

now this sounds interesting --

Canned!? oh damn

Literally, just make it. Why would you even buy that premade?

Of course you could circumvent this problem by switching to metric like the rest of the world, instead of having to carry a measuring cup if you go abroad...

That picture is not a cast iron pan...