Maple in all its states

Some people love maple syrup so much that they put it on cereal, yogurt, toast and even coffee. But that's nothing if you stretch your neck and look at the inventive wonders the food industry has to offer! Maple lovers, for example, will be pleased (or shocked) to learn that :

BBQ and maple chips

Fir and maple chocolate bars

Pecan and maple butter

Maple hot chocolate

Maple sriracha with miso

Maple on the plate

Eating sugar shack food doesn't always have to involve a trip to a sugar bush or the use of checkered tablecloths and fiddles! A quick trip to Centropolis to dine at Les Enfants Terribles Brasserie and opt for the sugar shack menu. Choose from a lumberjack-style brunch (scrambled egg, braised ham, bacon, sausages, baked beans, maple-apple crepe, potatoes, toast and fruit), brie turnover, pea soup, maple-burnt salmon and... the rest to discover on the restaurant menu.

The gift of maple

If giving flowers as gifts is great, giving treats is brilliant. And combining the two is even better! At Boîte à Fleursthe dream becomes reality. In addition to fabulous flowers and plants, you can get your hands on maple dragon's beard, maple popcorn, maple candies and lots of other maple-flavoured goodies (also available in certain gift baskets).

Maple trees in your eyes

You can eat, smell, drink and look at maple! Yes, at Papineau Woodsit's all possible. By taking a long walk through the maple groves, you can enjoy the soothing, majestic presence of these solid, larger-than-life trees. Take the time to admire them and breathe with them. It's as good a way as any to enjoy the benefits of maple.

Syrup in the pie

What would sugar time be without the famous sugar pie? Surely it wouldn't be the same, but there's something missing from the experience. With a big glass of milk, a good cup of coffee, a hot chocolate or a glass of white wine (why not?), it's a sweet treat that automatically takes us back to grandma's kitchen. To sweeten your beak, our advice: drop by the Ferme Jeunes au Travail and buy Manon's sugar pie. You'll thank us later.