Description
Alnatura Organic Maple Syrup – 250 ml – Grade A – Natural & from Canada
Authentic maple syrup – organic quality directly from Canada
The Alnatura organic maple syrup is extracted from the pure sap of Canadian maple trees and impresses with its natural sweetness and high quality. Classified as Grade A, this syrup offers a balanced, mild aroma with a pleasant amber hue – ideal for versatile uses in the kitchen.
This natural maple syrup is vegan, free from additives and a conscious alternative to conventional sweeteners.
product advantages
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100% pure organic maple syrup – no additives
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Grade A classification – balanced mild aroma
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Directly from Canada – sustainable production
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Ideal for sweet and savory recipes
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Practical 250 ml glass bottle – easy to dose and store
Usage ideas
The Alnatura organic maple syrup is ideal for:
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For sweetening pancakes, waffles or crêpes
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For porridge, muesli or breakfast bowls
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In baking recipes such as muffins, cakes or cookies
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For refining dressings, marinades or sauces
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As a natural sweetener in tea, coffee or smoothies
Product details
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Contents: 250 ml pure maple syrup
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Quality: Grade A – amber, mild aroma
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processing: No additives, natural
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Packaging: Glass bottle with screw cap
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storage: Keep cool after opening
sustainability
The Alnatura organic maple syrup comes from controlled organic production.
The harvest is sustainable, with the maple trees being preserved and able to provide fresh sap for many years.
The glass bottle is recyclable and supports an environmentally friendly packaging concept.
Conclusion
With the Alnatura organic maple syrup You get a high-quality, natural sweetener that can be used in a variety of ways in the kitchen and in everyday life.
Whether classic with pancakes or creatively in dressings – this maple syrup brings subtle sweetness and authentic aroma to the plate.
In addition, we recommend our raw Yemeni Sidr Doani honey as another natural alternative for your kitchen.
For more information on the conscious use of sweeteners, see Federal Center for Nutrition (bzfe.de).
