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Does maple syrup need to refrigderated after it is opened?
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I buy Coomb's, Grade B Amber, and the bottle says to refrigerate after opening.
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The best maple syrup in the world!
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Agree. I'll skip making pancakes if I don't have this exact syrup. And Grade A just doesn't cut it.
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Depends on how fast you are going to use it, I think. Maple Syrup isn't concentrated enough (like honey) to stave off mold growth, so refrigerating once opened should help keep your syrup longer than out on the shelf.
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yes, it will grow mold if it isn't.
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Agreed.
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Depends on how long you keep it and the temperature. I refrigerate it in summer, but not in winter.
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I refrigerate mine, but 1. a small jar lasts us a really long time and 2. I refrigerate a number of things others don't, such as peanut butter, so I'm obviously a refrigeratin' fool.
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@occula, I put peanut butter in the fridge too... I find that we are in the minorty
I refrigerate everything, jelly, worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, all hot sauces including srirachi
and I definitely keep maple syrup in the fridge (but not honey.. hmmm?)
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Transfer the maple syrup to a good freezer-proof container and keep it in the freezer. It becomes very thick (like cold molasses) but heat it up and it's right back to normal. A good way to extend the amount of syrup you have is to pour it over blueberries in a microwaver-proof container and heat it until the berries pop. Yum!
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Yes. It will keep a few weeks at room temp. Then it becomes a culture for interesting molds. I love it, but don't eat a lot of pancakes. And I had a bottle become a veritable garden of mold.
In the fridge, it keeps forever.
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