Irish People Try Canadian Maple Flavoured Everything

[@easybreezy4559]

Callyann’s comparison to the squirrel is spot on😂😂😂 I LOVE HER!

[@keithbraham6438]

She is a genuine bundle of happiness and energy

[@keithbraham6438]

@c0stathecraycraygreek459 she is a girly girl!

[@AlterMann57]

She could do ads for that company!

[@chunkymurps]

I can't stand her.

[@keithbraham6438]

@@chunkymurps She is slim, beautiful, joyful and has a self-depricating sense of humour, which from your nom de plume "chunky murps" (emphasis on chunky) describes you🤣

[@deenahill7666]

You’re all so welcome. I love Callyann comparing herself to the squirrel, you’re both very cute! Totally okay with Paddy stirring his tea with the flag, it definitely came in handy there. Thank you all SO much for all you do and put yourself through sometimes. Watching your channel got me to smile and laugh while going through the separation with my abusive ex! I love your humour and hope you’re all doing well. Even Colin’s humour is my cup o tea. 😉

[@carolmurphy7572]

I'm glad you were able to get out of that relationship. It's often a very difficult thing to do, and I hope you're proud of yourself for having the courage to look after yourself! Bravo! I wish you all the best!

[@WordAte]

Thanks for sending this to Try. It was a pleasure to watch. From another fan.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

You take care now. Wishing you the best going forward from now on.

[@lisamelroy2855]

That was a great selection of maple treats - well done, Deena! And congrats on getting yourself out of a bad relationship. I know it couldn't have been easy, but I'm so glad you're taking care of yourself!! ❤❤

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

Deena, you're a peach! This was a fun episode to watch, thanks to you. 😁

[@blortmeister]

As a Canadian, I'm now headed for my own shot of tree blood. And as for Mr. Murphy stirring his tea with the flag? Naah, it's all right, mate. It's a maple leaf on the flag, so you're all right there.

[@airenesmiler6624]

Yeah we aren't quite as obsessed with our flag the way our neighbours in the apartment downstairs are.

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

And boy should we be grateful for that!@@airenesmiler6624

[@WLNS75]

@@airenesmiler6624 hahaha! Very true! We should all stir our maple syrup into our coffee with our flag now!

[@6pin66]

I guess that makes us maple consuming Canadians a type of low-rent vampires......... I'll take it 😂

[@Am_Eli_Melo]

@@airenesmiler6624 Im from upstairs and now lives downstairs and you are dang right lol

[@rellgreen6558]

Clisare, I'm a Canadian that works in food manufacturing. The reason you most likely dislike maple is because you are used to what we call table syrup. I make it, and think it is disgusting. It consists of liquid sugar and maple flavouring (sometimes butter flavour as well), and comes in a plastic bottle. You just had pure maple syrup. Very different. Glad you didn't hate it.

[@FlowerChild65]

"He looks how I sound!" Callyann is a pure soul; we must protect her at all costs. I love when you guys try our stuff, it makes me so happy. You should have given them pancakes or waffles for the syrup though, come on now. Or at least some porridge.

[@carolmurphy7572]

I bet it would be really good in porridge!

[@FlowerChild65]

@@carolmurphy7572 It is honestly! I highly recommend it. Or if you wanna be really fancy, maple syrup and some brown sugar.

[@carolmurphy7572]

@@FlowerChild65 Thanks for the recommendation! I'll give it a try. Cheers!

[@sevensmith460]

That would take time and effort.

[@PriscillaV1964]

You hit on a truth. Most people do not know what real Maple tastes like. It does not taste like the pancake syrups.

[@thamertanner5448]

The syrup you buy in the grocery store is usually syrup that is maple flavored, not actual maple syrup. I live in New England and I get real maple syrup from our local farm stand, it's all locally produced as well with labels on the bottles telling you what farm it came from.

[@beauregardrippey5508]

Unless you buy real maple syrup and put it on yer pancakes. 🤷🏼‍♂️ And its just as good on eggs and sausage and bacon and grits and every other damn thing on a breakfast plate.

[@bamachine]

Most people see the price tag on the real stuff and then chose the "flavored" garbage. Like most things, I hate artificial flavors. Spend the extra for the real thing and just don't absolutely drown your pancakes in it, use it sparingly and the price difference won't be that big. Also, it takes far less real maple syrup to give you a flavor bomb.

[@patrick9865]

Exactly. The real stuff can often be pretty expensive.

[@Gaeilgeoir]

That's because pancake syrup is a completely different product, made from corn. Real maple syrup is a little pricey, because tree blood 🙃 but there's nothing else like it. 😍🥰🤤🍁🍁

[@TheRealReTox]

As a Canadian, the maple flavoured stuff can be a bit much... like pumpkin spice in the fall, it's bloody everywhere. However, on pancakes you really can't go wrong.

[@TheBullyMomma]

Pancakes, waffles, and french toast, my Canadian cousin.

[@tarakennedy2512]

You can also put it on certain meat pies and it is DELICIOUS

[@WLNS75]

It’s perfect on just about everything!: coffee, sausages, vanilla ice cream, anything and everything!

[@jonathanm874]

stop spreading misinformation on behalf of Big Maple @@WLNS75

[@jonathanm874]

Hell No@@tarakennedy2512

[@JeffKelly03]

I was born and raised in Vermont, my family used to own one of the biggest maple companies in the world (the company no longer exists, but we used to supply LL Bean for their catalog), so seeing you guys chug actual maple syrup brought back memories of my early childhood when I would literally go visit the factory and, yes, chug syrup when I was like, 6 or 7 years old. Good times.

[@frederickvondinkerberg7721]

I lived in Vermont, found maple to be an utterly disgusting product and could never understand peoples fascination with it.

[@JeffKelly03]

Cool.

[@The_Madd_Golfer]

I loved Callyann's statement to Darren after he took the shot of pure male syrup and was having a sugar rush (9:41), "Welcome to my world", 😅 that explains a lot about Callyann's vibe ❤😆

[@beauregardrippey5508]

She knows shes squirrelly.

[@cliffordholloway6291]

Very true!!

[@PaulW4]

Darren with his shot of his maple syrup!

[@Patryn71]

It's nice to see that Callyann has found her spirit animal. I do have to agree with her. She does sound pretty much exactly how I'd imagine that squirrel would sound when she gets into that upper register of her voice.

[@beauregardrippey5508]

Her superhero name would be The Maple Squirrel. 👍🏻

[@AndrewAHynd]

I was going to put together a basket of stuff, when we got to sugaring season here in Quebec. Maybe if there are things not tried, I will send them along still. Fresh maple and sugaring season is the best!!

[@WLNS75]

🙏🤲

[@bawdydog176]

Go for it. Good possibility other Tryers will get a chance to, well, try it.

[@LindaC616]

Candy, they might like. Either plain or on top of ice cream

[@michaelneedham5697]

we harvest from over 500 acres every year, there are 5 farms involved. We show how it was done in the olden days. There is miles of blue lines that go to large cook houses to boil the sap that is sold to the stores. The syrup samples sent to you are about 10% of what is produced with maple syrup. We also tap Burch trees to produce a less sweeter syrup.

[@WLNS75]

Solid!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@bawdydog176]

Birch? I did not know that, thanks for the info! We have a lot of sugar maple here in NE Ohio, don't see a ton of birch.

[@KhronicD]

@@bawdydog176 Birch beer as a soft drink has been a thing for hundreds of years as well. It's definitely not as sweet as maple, but it quite similar in where it comes from and how it's made.

[@John_Weiss]

We have some Canadian birch syrup! It's best used as a flavoring. I find that mixing it with mascarpone really magnifies its subtler notes.

[@WilliamAndrea]

@@KhronicD We have spruce beer here in Quebec. I love it.

[@longago-igo]

Back in the 50s in Michigan, at our one room, one teacher, red brick country school house (K - 8th grade), we used to tap the maple trees in the schoolyard and make our own maple syrup.

[@bawdydog176]

"That looks like I sound!" had me ROLLING! Callyann was so self aware, endearing, and on point all at the same time it was amazing. Fun and funny pairings, thanks to all for the laughs.

[@bradpriebe9218]

Most people are surprised/shocked at the taste of real, pure maple syrup. They're so used to the "maple flavored" sugar syrup that when they try the real stuff they sometimes don't know what to think. Glad you enjoyed yourselves and you're welcome to visit anytime!

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Yup and a lot of people don't know what it really taste like because it can be expensive. Like $30-$50 a quart for 100% pure maple syrup. The cheaper the "maple syrup" is the less real it is till it's basically just maple flavored syrup.

[@KT-Kaboom]

Paddy stirring pure Canadian maple syrup into a cup of Canadian maple tea with a Canadian flag is the most "O Canada! Our Home And Native Land!" moment to ever happen outside of Canada.

[@donaldboyer8182]

Saw a T-shirt which had the following "Oh Canada! Our home ON native land"

[@khanornurmagreggor2375]

The squirrel comparison had me thinking it as well, she was so excited about it and it was adorable!

[@jmcr71795]

You can tap and extract many different types of tree blood, not just the Sugar Maple. Many other types of Maple trees provide sweet blood, as do many types of Walnut, Poplar, and Birch.

[@lifewuzonceezr]

Did not know about Poplar! So many here in Alberta.

[@Trund27]

Man, I was hoping that the person who sent these in would have included this new maple syrup from Superstore in Canada. It’s BOURBON BARREL-aged maple syrup and it’s DIVINE!!!!!

[@cynthiabennett6841]

My favorite Maple thing is a Long John Donut with Maple icing, it is perfect.

[@darlenelipuma7769]

I can't believe that nobody sent them pure maple sugar candy! Anyone from Pennsylvania or Vermont knows exactly what I mean. The little maple leaf shaped sugar candies made from Maple sugar. What a treat you missed.

[@thamertanner5448]

Masshole here and I was also shocked not to see maple sugar candy, it was my dad's favorite!

[@marydavis5234]

They are trying Canadian maple products.

[@CarefulWithThatAx]

Sender was from Alberta. An Ontarian or Quebecois probably would have.

[@marykoufalis7666]

​@@marydavis5234I'm not sure what you mean by that because here in Montreal Quebec we have tons of those maple sugar candies.

[@meltcat15]

You guys have no idea how you cheer me up 3 times a week. 😊

[@deenahill7666]

Same!!

[@lisamelroy2855]

Same!! ❤

[@TheScentDetective]

And that's how Canadian vampires are made: drinking tree blood. They can technically enter a house without permission, but don't because it's not polite.

[@TheBullyMomma]

Good one👏

[@carolmurphy7572]

And please take off your shoes as you come in! 😉🇨🇦

[@WLNS75]

Brilliant! Just brilliant! I’m so happy Dina sent you ‘real’ maple syrup! It was long overdue! Some of the Tryers even put it in their Teas! Even better! *the correct measurement in tea or coffee is however much sugar or other sweetener you use.

[@Luvacanuck]

Clisare was extra stodgy or “get off my lawn”ish today…😂love it!❤️🇨🇦🍀❤️

[@terenzo50]

There are literally dozens of cute little cartoon animals who deserve to be voiced by Callyann. If she hasn't yet entered that arena, please suggest it to her. In some weird way, she seems distantly related to a chipmunk.

[@JaegerMeisterDemon]

As always, Calyanns energy is so uplifting, and then on the other side we have Paddy being PURE CHAOS its brilliant

[@kristipoirier5973]

Warming up the shot of maple syrup makes it even better. Also dipping freshly baked bread in some maple syrup is to die for.

[@DravenGal]

Say what you will about Canada, but IMO they can lay claim to the best candy bar from this side of the world, the Coffee Crisp! Oooh, I love those so much!

[@TheBullyMomma]

Oh hell yeah! Whenever anyone I know goes to Canada I give the $40 to buy me coffee crisp candy bars. I don’t even like coffee but love, love, love Coffee Crisp! Why would anybody say something bad about Canada. Canada’s awesome!

[@LindaC616]

​@TheBullyMomma my local supermarket sells them

[@TheBullyMomma]

@@LindaC616Wish mine did, I’m in Ohio and no Coffee Crisp to be found.

[@LindaC616]

@@TheBullyMomma lol, want me to price them and send you some? I'm in Rhody, Stop n Shop has them

[@sdr_xp]

I am from Ontario, I live about 10km away from a maple tree farm/producer. I absolutely love real Canadian Maple Syrup. I will be looking for something in the fridge and see it so I will from time to time, take a nice swig. Not trying to toor our own horns here but maple is one of the best flavors going!!!! Great videos too, love the Canadian content!!!

[@JaNeija]

Also from Ontario. I use maple syrup in anything worth cooking.

[@Blondie42]

2:35 Cookie comes from the Dutch "koekje" meaning small cake. Those sugar cookies are basically flat little cakes. And they'd dissolve in liquid quickly. 2:47 Darren your word for ii: biscuit, came from French and is based off latin for twice baked

[@mightymacaque]

YES! A video about Canadian stuff, very excited to see this video. Hope you all enjoyed a taste of this side of the world's north ❤.

[@mightymacaque]

That was lovely

[@margaretroebuck2938]

Loving Cally Anne's hair, and loving Paddy and Keira together. Good luck to all you lovely talented young people! You make my day!😍😂

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

Ceylon is what is now called Sri Lanka, and the tea is sublime.

[@timhyde5677]

Love you guys but have to give tribute to the Maple tree. I have one in my backyard and it gives me shade and shelter.

[@LindaC616]

And they look amazing in the fall!

[@NowUndefined]

Great video, thanks to everyone for being in it

[@johnries3121]

Even though I live in Dallas, there are a lot of things about Canada that I really like , and to be able to combine Canada with Callyann is a joy. I would have loved to participate in that shoot. Well done

[@rockymountainrussian2540]

Just found this channel. Thanks for the laughs and fun. I now am a whiskey drinker. Lol

[@StarFlare6TL]

I found this channel late last year! Have fun binge watching 5 years of amazing content!

[@katie8946]

Whiskey & maple syrup with ice and bitters of choice makes for a DELICIOUS simple cocktail!

[@carolmurphy7572]

​@katie8946 Ciara is a whiskey lover and the cocktail queen! I hope she sees your suggestion and gives it a try. Maybe she'll reply to you with her review!

[@piekaboo]

@@katie8946 I just tried your cocktail suggestion. Amazing!!!

[@mresab]

We have Canadian Maple Whiskey called "Sortilege" that would have been sooo much better in those shot glasses.

[@paulasweeney7358]

Now I'm seriously craving maple syrup on waffles, right now! My girlfriend in Calgary sent me some maple-infused tea bags that nearly makes me swoon. Can't taste the maple, but my nose doesn't care. Glad most of you enjoyed. Maple syrup is one of those miracles that make me wonder how/who came up with the idea of making it out of tree sap - awesome.

[@John_Weiss]

First Nations. Once again, we're not giving them the credit they so, so very much deserve! I mean, maple!

[@izzymhee2430]

Hoser treats? Beauty - you deserve an eh plus!

[@lifewuzonceezr]

Groan 😂

[@Peg79]

Callyann you seem to be enjoying this shoot better than the nut one you just did ha! Shooting straight up maple syrup was too funny!What another great video guys! ❤😊

[@dgthe3]

I have held off watching this video for roughly 5 months. For today is July 1st. And as a Canadian, it was a treat to watch Irish people try various maple flavoured things on Canada Day. I am glad I waited.

[@thatotherjohnc]

You'd be pretty hard pressed to annoy a Canadian most of us have a great sense of humour and would be the first to laugh at our own expense. Maple syrup on ice cream is delicious. Also it should be noted that the vast majority of Canadians go through their lives very rarely eating maple syrup anything.

[@ericphillips3810]

CallyAnn has found her spirit animal!!! 🐿️🐿️

[@fatkart7641]

You DO know Canada has more to offer other than maple, right? :D For instance, in the province of Quebec we craft some seriously awesome cheeses, apple products (i.e. ciders, ice ciders, mead, spreads, confectioneries), crafted beers, gins, etc. And there are nine other provinces to discover! Yes we have maple goods, but I feel that's more for the tourists nowadays!

[@raeperonneau4941]

Then send them. Like this person did. 😂

[@fatkart7641]

@@raeperonneau4941 Challenge accepted! ;P

[@sammyw7301]

Mmmmm cheeeeeeese lol

[@BrutusMaximusAurelius]

7:02 absolutely! Salted popcorn or no popcorn at all.

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

and butter

[@ReikaLady]

Darren necking a shot of maple syrup was too funny.

[@WhiskyCanuck]

Maple syrup on French Toast is my jam (preferably if it isn't a super sweet french toast like a lot of people make). Or an egg in a basket. A slight drizzle over some vanilla ice cream for a maple sundae is great. Or as a simple syrup substitute in some cocktails (an Old Fashioned in particular) - yum. If you can find it, I also recommend whisky barrel aged maple syrup. So good.

[@allaboutaddison1997]

Tree Blood, great description of Maple syrup, I never thought of it like that! Thank you. All of you are swell!

[@Aqua_Metztli_Janus]

Callyann is pure joy 😃☀️🤗💛⭐️ Watching Paddy pour all that syrup into his tea made me teeth ache 😅😆. Seeing Clisare get super annoyed was funny 😄 Love her feistiness ❤️😁

[@petersanderson3696]

The best maple syrup is the bottom of the keg, motor oil colored! Makes your coffee turn green! So good!

[@frederickmoller]

It's always the Maple Syrup for me which is ready available to me in Northern Ontario Canada, as is another Maple Butter for my toast.

[@StrewthStoatPirate]

MURCHIE'S! I was so happy when I stumbled on those tea guys when I was in Vancouver.

[@bennyboogenheimer4553]

Dam It! Now I can't look at Callyann, without thinking, she's got a Big Fluffy Tail back there!

[@newgrangehuntress]

I am a proper Canadian - I actually buy jugs of maple syrup just to drink straight from the bottle lol

[@frederickmoller]

Me too, and I buy it in the 1/2 Gallon tin cans.

[@WLNS75]

Damn skippy! I thought we all did that?

[@TheLadymoonstone]

Next time take a vodka shot and add maple syrup. It will change your world. Cheers from the pacific northwest. Canada side.

[@Jay-h9n]

That means you are in the South West

[@michaeldionne3139]

Maple walnut ice cream and maple walnut nut fudge are two of my favorite maple flavored foods.

[@marciadarby3]

Clisaire is a total mood today! ❤

[@spunkychops7484]

She's on the rag

[@sarahp9086]

My little Canadian heart exploded with delight at the title of this video! And to hear something Canadian called 'exotic'? Best. Day. EVER! One of my fondest memories from primary school is going to the 'sugar bush', a forest of sugar maples, all tapped and dripping sap. And then, ohhhh and then, you go where their boiling down the sap to make the syrup, and they pour a little on fresh clean snow and it turns into nearly taffy. It's so so good, and a flavour I will never forget! Fresh maple syrup is divine!

[@StarFlare6TL]

Maple on snow sounds magical

[@LindaC616]

​@@StarFlare6TLThe snow is just to make it harden quickly so that it's maple flavored hard candy

[@patrick9865]

I am from the southern US, and I have great reverence for Canadian maple syrup. In fact, I feel deeply in Canada's debt for it lol

[@danieldelbridge-moiles6933]

I love that Callyann has found her spirit animal.

[@CndnHippo]

I'm a bad Canadian and have largely meh feelings about maple syrup. That said, it's a good sugar alternative and is pretty good when cooking savoury items and adding a touch of sweetness to your recipes

[@Clisare]

Comments need to cut me some slack as I hate Maple Syrup and still found *some* positive things to say 😂😂

[@DonP_is_lostagain]

That comment on Alex putting it on his lips and kissing you had me laughing, and saying, "Yeah. That sounds like something he'd do to her."🤣

[@bawdydog176]

I never argue with honesty, lol. And yes you did!

[@thamertanner5448]

I personally appreciated your growth in this episode, I thought it was lovely to see you adopt a new perspective by the end of the video.

[@deenahill7666]

Yes, people do need to cut you some slack. I sent the box and am not at all offended/angry that you didn’t like everything. I’m glad you liked some of the things. I’m also glad that Canadian maple syrup is slightly better than yours. Maple syrup is incredibly sweet and not everyone’s thing. Watching you on Try and your own channel has given me laughs and brought a smile when going through a VERY hard time and I am grateful for all your hard work. ❤

[@LindaC616]

​@deenahill7666 thank you for sending it!

[@primemover1416]

Maple Walnut Fudge for the win.

[@lifewuzonceezr]

I was waiting for it

[@danielrivard9335]

I’m so proud and happy to live in our Belle Province (Québec) where maple products are commonplace. I admit that I love the stuff…Mmmm maple butter on toast, lovely. My thanks to the whole team for this "sweet" shoot.

[@marykoufalis7666]

Hello fellow Quebecer.🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@danielrivard9335]

@@marykoufalis7666 well hello back Mary, have a great day, "eh!"

[@alanbierhoff6831]

I wasn’t going to click the 👍🏻 UNTIL Callyann and the squirrel and THEN…Paddy pouring the syrup into the tea! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you all for the video. I like maple syrup on pancakes and waffles with some jam or fruit

[@Progressive_Canadian]

The only place I see maple syrup products in western Canada are at the tourist shops. In general western canadians use store bought syrup on their pancakes because maple syrup is always about three or four times more in price.

[@thatjasonwalsh]

ahhh! Murchies! They're based in the town I'm in right now. My grandma loved to take me there all the time when I was a kid

[@molly_the_spy]

As an American living in Wisconsin calling Canada "Exotic" is funny to me.

[@DravenGal]

I'm inclined to agree. I have mixed feelings about maple, but it's common enough I'd never call it exotic. However, both my parents are from Milwaukee!

[@WLNS75]

Blasphemous! Never question our exotic maple syrup American cousins! It’s as sacred as hockey, medicare, and red flannel long sleeve shirts! Haha! Do you need any exotic maple syrup, hockey, Medicare or red flannel long sleeve shirts? We’ll send you some down if you need any eh!! 👍🏻

[@chumz80hd]

ah yes, the exotic land of Canada 🤣

[@aniE1869]

I grew up in both Wisconsin and Alaska and I agree. 🤣

[@dickknowspunk]

As a Canadian looking at a yard burried in at least a foot or more of snow, calling Canada exotic is hilarious to me.

[@ThursdayNext67]

Murchie's gift packs are a great gift for any tea lover

[@Am_Eli_Melo]

I grew up on the south shore of Montreal in Canada and every spring growing up we would get a batch of maple syrup from our neighbor. Me and dad would do a tiny shot of maple syrup to see if it was good. You get it fresh and the can is still warm, you got to taste it you know! :)

[@tamuccal1]

6:40 I would definitely watch that cartoon! Cartoon makers out there, you’ve already got your volunteer for a squirrel 🐿️

[@theferryman]

Would love to see you all try maple whisky.

[@trevordavies2829]

In anticipation of Shrove Tuesday, tonight we had a rehearsal dinner of sourdough pancakes, homemade applesauce, yogurt and our finest #1 Obsidian. Tree blood is really good for you. Google doesn’t lie. Thanks 🇨🇦

[@louishoey]

I enjoy the Alcohol/ liquor trys but never stop doing the food/snacks. its my therapy i love this videos 👏🏼💪🏽👍🏼.

[@kikipocalypse]

I think the disconnect in flavor expectation is that these items are goodies made with real maple syrup, not "maple syrup" artificially flavored goodies. The flavor of Real Maple lessens with heat, leaving just a rich sweetness ❤❤❤ as a cook/baker I just had to clarify

[@Bob_just_Bob]

Give me a Grade A Dark Robust Amber Tree Juice please! Love it! I’m from the northeast US originally and I’ve got mostly Canuck blood in me as my family ancestors emigrated to what was not yet Canada in the early 1700s from Europe which is probably why I love the Tree Juices of the Great White North. Great video as always 😂 But I have to say, even as a certified lover of Maple Syrup I don’t think I could do it by the shot.

[@vparker1543]

All the Canadians lovin' on our Irish brethren... 🍁❤🍀

[@cargilekm]

Maybe they should try maple glazed chicken drumsticks. I just thought that up while watching this video. Now I want to try to make them. Cheers

[@lifewuzonceezr]

Oh I have drums... add some chili flakes

[@cargilekm]

@@lifewuzonceezrYes, just a little to spice them up a bit. Listen to us, inventing Canadian Maple Drums. Cheers

[@tauron17]

For those who like the maple syrup shots, check the scene in the movie 'Super Troopers' in the diner, chugging the syrup.

[@sp1108]

We just took off our last batch of maple syrup yesterday. We do it the old fashioned way (no pipelines) and boil it in a wood fired pan. We live in the maple syrup capital of Ontario, Canada :)

[@ahill209]

At Epcot in Disney World, the Canadian Showcase sells maple popcorn. Just flavored with the maple syrup. Nearly everyone who catches a whiff is attracted to it. it's good the day it's made, then it gets soggy and sticky.

[@coffee8866]

Hell yeah! Maple Syrup shots are amazing! But I do mix mine with Bourbon.

[@robertwhitehead8671HMCS]

Need to send the 4 types from Canada or the 3 types in Vermont lol now need to think of a way to send snow for Sugar on snow

[@TheBullyMomma]

Sugar.

[@robertwhitehead8671HMCS]

@@TheBullyMommaI'll give you a Seinfeld refrance (Soup Nxxi) I know my spelling stinks I don't care you still knew what I was saying

[@gordieparenteau6555]

I regularly use maple syrup in my coffee in place of regular sugar.

[@Cassxowary]

nice heh I’ve never seen those (except the super expensive little bottle of maple syrup) but I see there’s no maple leaf cream biscuits or fudge or cones lol maybe in part 2 then!

[@LindaC616]

My friends in scotland always asks for those little tiny battles so that she can gift it to friends to put on their ice cream at christmas.

[@chrisbarnes2823]

As a Canadian who has helped at a Sugar Bush where we tap the Maple trees for their sap then put the sap into evaporator pans to make syrup Enjoy!

[@MyriamBernard13]

Idk why it comforts me to know so many Canadians are as obsessed with random Irish folk like me LOL

[@barbarastorrey9270]

as a Canadian maple syrup is more tree food then it is tree blood, the syrup is made from sap which is the energy for the sugar maple. 🍁

[@ryandvernychuk7033]

Ahh it’s been awhile ❤️ Canada loves Ireland

[@silvertongue3003]

If you guys like tea you should try Rooibos (which means Redbush) tea which grows wild and only grows in Cape Town South Africa where I live, but you should be able to find it in Ireland shops im sure. It’s got the most amazing honey taste, and some people also call it honey bush tea, it’s great with sugar and milk or even just clean it’s delicious to drink.

[@P-M-869]

I have made Maple Syrup, starting with taping the sugar maple trees. Cooking it down. My Aunt would then bottle it.

[@TimTrozzo-1128]

I ate some fried Maple Spam recently,and it was pretty tasty.

[@2smoothster]

Fun Fact, It takes ~40 gallons of maple tree sap to make 1 gallon of syrup. The 40:1 reduction is a process that's closely monitored to steadily evaporate the water out of the sap to achieve the nice thick syrup without scorching it

[@aaronsmith5363]

fyi, 40 gallons of tree blood to make one gallon of syrup

[@joshjones6072]

5:29 I guess I didn't realize maybe Irish people wouldn't know what real maple tastes like 😂 Clisare's reaction was classic! "It tastes like I'm eating a very chewy tree." Maybe maple just tastes like sweet tree wood? I never thought of that. Paddy and Ciara "It's tree blood." Lol It is!

[@bazedjunkiii_tv]

how in the world did keira light up so much and get excited about the noise it made when paddy poured the sirup into the tea? i see what you did there...

[@hughfuller8416]

Cyborg(Ciara) can do everything, but sugar. Also, The Fire Queen(Clare) and The Cookie Lady is a great pair. The cookie lady eating cookies. Well done TRY Channel! well done.

[@Cornan1980]

8:33 - "Y'all like Maple Syrup?" Just fucking killed me. Out of everything in the episode this just split my damned sides.