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sugar on snow

Regional

Meaning
Hot maple syrup poured over snow to make a chewy treat.
Type
Regionalism
Used in
Vermont
Source: Smithsonian Magazine
Also reported
New England
Source: Smithsonian Magazine

What does “sugar on snow” mean

Sugar on snow is a Vermont maple-season ritual: hot syrup hits clean snow, tightens into a taffy-like ribbon, and is often chased with something sharp or plain so the sweetness does not run away with the room.

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