Both the U.S. and Canada have strong ties to maple syrup: Vermont’s state quarter and two Canadian coins depict sugar maples or parts of them. And as most of you know, the maple leaf is the national symbol of Canada, appearing on currency, flags, and government logos (and the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team).
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And without that maple syrup, we wouldn't have maple flavored bacon! Oh yeah!
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