Due to COVID-19, the Maine Maple
Producers Association (MMPA) and its members postponed Maine Maple Sunday,
traditionally held the fourth Sunday in March. The association announced today
the event will take place Oct. 9-11, 2020. There will be new virtual elements
and in-person experiences at a variety of sugar houses. The event will be held
in conjunction with the new North American Maple Tour in the U.S. and Canada.
As part of the celebration and
events, the association announced two virtual components for 2020, including a
pure Maine maple recipe contest. The contest will provide participants the
opportunity to share their best recipes using pure Maine maple products in
three categories, beverage, entrée and dessert. The association will
vote to determine the top three recipes in each category. Celebrity judges will
taste the recipes and announce the winner on Oct. 9 at the Cumberland Fair
sugar house. The winners will receive a trophy and gift basket from the Maine
Maple Producers Association. Contest entries must be received by Sept. 20, 2020
at 12 p.m. ET. The contest rules are available at www.mainemapleproducers.com
I am from Maine and love Maple
Sunday and here are some pics of my adventure in Raymond, ME. I love using the
syrup on pancakes, crepes, and waffles. Which is from Madison, ME The lip balm
is from Hilltop Boilers in Newfield, ME was a nice surprise and I had never had
it or tried it before it is amazing. The pure maple candy is delicious and from
Hilltop Boilers as well.
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