Maple Butter

Velvety Smooth

Maple Butter, famous the world over, contains no butter or any dairy. What it does contain is pure joy.

Like all Québec maple products, maple butter is made solely from maple sap. Puts a perfect finishing touch on your desserts, pancakes and French toast.

Under-used in the kitchen, maple butter deserves to be known as it blends beautifully in sauces. It is perfect for garnishing desserts, flavouring custard, and making a marzipan. It makes a lovely aromatic contribution to pesto.

A teaspoon of maple butter adds a sweet touch to a peppery wine vinegar salad dressing or a lemony vinaigrette. It is a delightful companion to fresh herbs in mayonnaise. Or whip up a roquefort sauce with cream, poultry stock, and a Maple spoonful of maple butter: marvellous with pasta!

How do we get Maple Butter?

Maple butter is a fondant, a technical term in baking that describes a preparation with a creamy texture. It is obtained by heating maple syrup to a temperature of 112° C (234° F). The preparation is then quickly cooled, and churned to the desired consistency.

Cooking with Maple Butter

Poultry Rillettes with Maple Butter

Recipe — Baked Apples with Maple Sugar and Spread

Maple Butter Apples

Whipped Maple Butter Mascarpone Icing

Recipe — Maple-apple shortbread tarts (crousti-pommes)

Maple Apple Crisp Shortbread Tarts

Maple Meatloaf Log

Chewy Maple Bars

Discover more Maple products

Maple Syrup

There are four classifications of maple syrup, graded according to colour and taste.

Speciality Products

Vinaigrettes, vinegars, mustards and jellies are just a few of the local specialty products made even more delicious with maple syrup. For sweet and savoury applications alike.

Maple Spirits

Made by fermenting maple water or blending maple into a liqueur, these spirits are great for sipping or cooking. Try maple vodka, maple brandy, maple port, maple cream and more.