So, it was the other day when I spotted a post about making old-fashioned "snow candy" start to gain traction. I remembered pouring maple syrup onto snow as a kid when we were studying Native ...

Snow candy. Nature has provided you with everything you need to spend the day eating sumptuous, tooth-obliterating taffy—assuming you happen to have a bottle of real maple syrup in the fridge.

The Canadian version of Little House on the Prairie's maple snow candy is just as delicious, and even easier to make than the previous recipe. All you will need is your favorite maple syrup and ...

Stir in about 1 cup milk, until you’ve reached the desired consistency. MAPLE SNOW CANDY (Makes about 8) 1. While it’s still snowing, place a clean baking sheet or cookie sheet outside to ...

Winter Camping allows for unique experiences, such as making maple syrup candy on the snow. Here's how I make Maple Taffy over a campfire - with or without a thermometer! That’s been something ...

Remove the pot from heat. At this point, you can create two types of maple candy coating: For a glossy coating similar to “sugar on snow” candy, simply dip the apples in the hot mixture.

So, it was the other day when I spotted a post about making old-fashioned "snow candy" start to gain traction. I remembered pouring maple syrup onto snow as a kid when we were studying Native ...