Maple Syrup SNOW Taffy Candy | making candy in the snow

I've got tons of snow in my yard which makes for the perfect opportunity to make maple syrup SNOW taffy. 😋 Here's how to pour heated maple syrup onto the snow and roll it into a delightful treat.
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This video is NOT sponsored. Just wanted to make candy in the snow. ☃️

[peabody]

For those sayin that Emmy and Cristine's vids are the same, they are not. Crstine (simplynailogical) was confirming that it was a Canadian thing and confirming that Canada, is in fact real. She was more comedic and silly, while Emmy is more serious in her explanation. Emmy is teaching you about the history and technical information of maple taffy. Cristine is telling you about Canadian facts/habits after breaking the ice with maple taffy confirmation and demonstration. Same topic is discussed, but fundamentally different videos.

[kkilco]

simplynailogical posted her vid only 11 hours before. super doubtful that anyone could make a quality, detailed video like this in that amount of time. have y'all ever heard of coincidences?

[mphilippeirri]

That's a great Canadian tradition.  Most of us do that when visiting sugar shacks in the spring.  However, we usually lick it rather than biting it.  You should try your hand at Beaver Tails... it's a Canadian pastry that we top with different things like cinnamon sugar and lemon juice(classic)  or Nutella, bananas and icing sugar.  Great treat to have along with a steaming hot chocolate when skiing or skating.

[beantoess]

I didn't knew people made a big deal about Emmy and Cristine posting the same type of video on the same day, I just thought of it as a coincidence. And it's cool because I like them both. It's just maple taffy people, geez... :/

[carlprendergast]

As a simplynaillogical fan and a emmy fan let me help end this debate. While both videos came out the same day by simply checking emmys instagram you can see she did this 4 days ago. I watched her instagram sorry for it as well. Without a shadow of a doubt there is no coping here.

Though i would love a collab video

[KNSchlosser]

When I was young, I was always so disappointed that we lived in southern states with out snow... After reading Little House in the Big Woods, I wanted so desperately to try the Maple Snow candy! Thank you for sharing this with us, Emmy!

[adamemac]

"..basically the blood of the tree."
Haha! Nice visual, Emmy!

[damienjohn]

"it's like the best sugar daddy you've ever had"

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[gyqz]

Laura Ingalls Wilder's "The little house on the prairie' I recall that series...:-)
Thank you for this entertaining and fun video!!

[KNPrince]

Emmy you gotta make a series of videos were you read books... This is the sorta thing that I'd love to watch with my two nieces.. Your voice is perfect for telling stories like "Little House on The Prairie"... Your son's are so lucky to have a mom like you... I bet they look forward to story time every night!

[hifromthestudio]

Laughing at the people "calling Emmy out" for posting a similar video to Christine's. They don't just shoot and edit the same day and post. They make different videos too so there really is no big deal

[Ntylermil]

I remember this from "Little House in the Big Woods." I'm so glad you brought it up.

[TimeWillDefineUs]

Canadian here! This made me so happy 😊. It was pretty common in grade school to have school field trips to "sugar shacks" aka syrup farms where we got to do this, see trees being tapped, and when 8t was time for lunch, there was syrup at every table as a condiment

[lifeisablessing]

Emmy, you should become a science teacher; you seem to really love testing/experimenting new things.❤

[scrapingskies]

The little book reading part was such a delightful surprise! I always enjoy your videos <3

[TheBowchikawowow]

I love how you are always so respectful and sweet ❤️

[bleaughanxk]

I have such fond memories of this stuff. I live in the UK, when I was 8 one of the kids in my class emigrated to Canada with his family and as a farewell gift gave everyone a piece of maple syrup snow taffy his grandmother sent over. It blew my tiny mind! I haven't had it since but I still think about it, it was just divine. I didn't know the recipe was so simple, I'm definitely doing it next time it snows here. Thank you, Emmy, this video made me so nostalgic!

[greenquartz]

So charming to include the Little House excerpt. 🍁🍯❄

[jewgirl]

As kids, we used to grab a big bowl of fresh snow (stay away from the yellow snow), add cream and sugar and a bit of vanilla and we'd have "snow cream."

[lacey]

Watched both emmys and cristines videos! Cristines is more comedic style and Emmys is more scientific and have that classic refined style that she naturally has. I loved both :)