There is something about snow that makes us break from normal routines. We romp about outside like children. We sit inside sipping hot drinks. We search for cuddle buddies. All this playing and sitting and cuddling can work up an appetite. Now you can use the snow for more than just snowmen or Instagram pictures – put it to use in the kitchen by making maple candy.
While dozens of recipes to make this snow candy exist on the Internet (like Maine Maple Snow Candy or Maple Syrup Taffy), what it all boils down to is pouring molten maple syrup onto snow and letting it cool. Rocket science.
#SpoonTip: Use real maple syrup (the kind that comes out of a tree, not the kind that comes out of corn), as this will be more delicious and harden better. Secondly, DO NOT USE PLASTIC UTENSILS. I did. I regretted it. The plastic measuring cup melted and became deformed. Not only is it rude to your cookware, but eating traces of melted plastic probably is not an A+ idea.