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Old 10-09-2007, 08:55 AM
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I want to make a recipe for a tea bread that uses honey along with white sugar. Frankly, I don't like honey and want to replace it with grade B maple syrup. Might that work? And do they carry comparable sweetness: 1/4 cup honey = 1/4 cup maple syrup?
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Yea it would work fine. It may be a little moister because maple syrup is not as thick, but what's wrong with that?

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Yea it would work fine. It may be a little moister because maple syrup is not as thick, but what's wrong with that?

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Thanks! I was hoping that was the case. I'll make it tomorrow or the next day and report back.
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You can also try to reduce the maple syrup by half first over low heat..
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It came out just fine. Thank you again! In fact, the little bit of added moistness was a plus. With that wonderful smell of maple (instead of the cloying smell of honey --just my taste) I could justify this as breakfast as well as tea
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