Maple syrup average price per gallon in the U.S. 2020
The U.S. state with the highest average price per gallon of maple syrup was New Hampshire, at 52.10 U.S. dollars in 2020. Michigan had the second highest price on average, at 48.60 U.S. dollars per gallon of maple syrup.
Maple syrup production
Canada takes great pride in being a major producer of maple syrup worldwide. In 2018, Canada generated 9.8 million gallons of maple syrup, down from 12.51 million gallons the year before. The United States also produces a large volume of maple syrup, at 4.16 million gallons in that year.
Syrup consumption in the United States
In the United States, maple syrup is traditionally eaten with pancakes, waffles, or French toast. There are many maple syrup imitation products on the market which are much less expensive than genuine maple syrup but that taste similar. These are often referred to as “pancake syrup” and include brands such as Mrs. Buttersworth and Log Cabin. It is estimated that around 272 million Americans use pancake and table syrup as of 2018. The most used brand of pancake/table syrup in the United States is Aunt Jemima.
Maple syrup production
Canada takes great pride in being a major producer of maple syrup worldwide. In 2018, Canada generated 9.8 million gallons of maple syrup, down from 12.51 million gallons the year before. The United States also produces a large volume of maple syrup, at 4.16 million gallons in that year.
Syrup consumption in the United States
In the United States, maple syrup is traditionally eaten with pancakes, waffles, or French toast. There are many maple syrup imitation products on the market which are much less expensive than genuine maple syrup but that taste similar. These are often referred to as “pancake syrup” and include brands such as Mrs. Buttersworth and Log Cabin. It is estimated that around 272 million Americans use pancake and table syrup as of 2018. The most used brand of pancake/table syrup in the United States is Aunt Jemima.
