@Asia Thompson nah so rude for what💀 she didn't even show her boiling her syrup in the video, the original commenter was talking about the girl who failed, didn't need to put 🙄 to prove your point
As a Canadian, maple toffee is one of the best Canadian snacks ever!! Every time I see a stand for maple toffee, I just go to the stand and get myself some toffee. I don’t need any bottle or honey and a freezer.
I remember back in elementary on heritage day in mid February we would be huddled around the campfire, and that would be this Maple taffy truck parked on the tarmac where we would line up to get our own. It’s so nostalgic.
For you guys that wanted to know what they said in french, she said "go,go" for them to pour it. Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS, MY 12 YEARS OF FRENCH SCHOOL ACTUALLY PAYED OFF!!!!
Fellow Canadian here, You don’t have to use it boiling, yes it may make it easier to role, but you can use it cold, or room temperature. Me and my sister would just take it out of the fridge and go find a clean patch of snow outside and it would work perfectly ❤
i highly recommend you to use crushed or shaved ice if your ever going to do this, the snow outside in big cities is super unsanitary (if you don't believe me go test this yourself: get a cup or a microwavable container or something then go outside get a scoop of snow in the container, go inside and microwave it till the snow is all melted. its very dirty) so unless you live in somewhere like canada in a rural place, don't do this with actual snow outside.
I need to try and make this next winter. This is in Quebec right? I live in Ontario and don't think I've seen someone make these before, but they should.
Canadian here and This reminds me of visiting Maple farms as a kid on school trips to learn the process of syrup collecting etc. cool to walk around and see all the trees with taps in them and buckets. Definitely the best part of those field trips where the end when you’d get to watch this and we’d all get 1 stick + a little maple candy in the shape on a maple leaf 💕🇨🇦
FORTY FIVE SECONDS?!?! I'm a Canadian and we just maple syrup over boiling water in a can. We then take it off and put it on snow and put the stick in roll and enjoy FORTY FIVE SECONDS. THATS CRAZY
As a child I had a book about different cultures around the world. And this was literally all they showed about Canada. Like two or three pages explaining how they pour maple sirup onto the snow and then eat it. 😂
Ok so, a delicious snack we get in New Hampshire is called sugar on snow, you get a cup of snow and you pay to get unlimited refills of this delicious maple syrup you can chug it or you can put it on your snow cup and eat the most delicious thing in the world ( they also sold maple sugar candys/lollipops too )
They did this at my church once! I’m not technically in Canada but I’m in Vermont, very close to the border so we have great tapping trees. It’s actually heavenly 😭
The issue is whenever she made it she didn't actually use boiling maple syrup. She just used it at room temperature.
@Asia Thompson nah so rude for what💀 she didn't even show her boiling her syrup in the video, the original commenter was talking about the girl who failed, didn't need to put 🙄 to prove your point
@@Riaaa__yyy 💀
@@coma4977 💀💀
@@Mysphalthat’s what they said?
I love hearing French from Canada, as someone from Canada that speaks French its so like soothing to listen to
I’m French Canadian yess
Same, I totally agree ❤
As someone who isn’t Canadian or speaks French! I agree that French is soothing to listen too!
@@Oqhixiism just like way we say stuff is like 😍
@@ritzybitzy765 I agree! French is such a beautiful language
A Canadian delicacy at its finest
that snow is 100% dirty
@@mhmyuhh dirty or not, still tastes great
First Nations delicacy actually
@@zkkitty2436 exactly right! A First Nations Delicacy
@@zkkitty2436 yeah ik I am indigenous but I know a lot of non native people who eat it like that every winter
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As a Canadian, maple toffee is one of the best Canadian snacks ever!! Every time I see a stand for maple toffee, I just go to the stand and get myself some toffee. I don’t need any bottle or honey and a freezer.
That's not toffee as it does not contain sugar nor butter.😂😂😂😂.
Ive never heard anyone refer to that as toffee and im a little bit shook, ngl
I missed spelled it, Maple Taffy, sorry.
@@robert-antoinedenault5901 it can be called toffee in English speaking Canada. Different regions call the same thing multiple names.
I am canadian.
I approve.
I remember back in elementary on heritage day in mid February we would be huddled around the campfire, and that would be this Maple taffy truck parked on the tarmac where we would line up to get our own. It’s so nostalgic.
Do all canadians have that same childhood memory or something?? Bc I have had that same experience, word for word-
IDK BUT LIKE EDMONTON JUST BUILT LIKE THAT
As a Québécoise, I approve. Just be careful. The stickiness will get everywhere. But it's absolutely worth it. 😅
Fr, haven’t been to a cabane à sucre in forever. L’hiver prochaint, it’s time estie 😅
@@tripleleotarot2416 Same. Le maudit covid!!! XD
J’y suis aller 3 fois pendant la saisons, la tire à l’érable est encore aussi bonne que je m’en rappelais :)
@@ironycat5897 Nice!
As an English speaker who recently moved to Canada I’ve been struggling to pronounce that word! How do you say it?
We made this at our school with professionals this was so amazing 🤩
Luckyy
samee
we also made this at our school a couple of timea
We did this yesterday!
Every spring some prifecional come to school to do an maple diner and it always some quebecois (best maple sirup chef)
Gotta love our fellow french Canadians!
You have to be a true Canadian to do this
No you don’t, the reason it didn’t work for her is because she didn’t boil the maple syrup first. I watched her video and anyone can do this.
@@hadang1050 woosh
@@movedaccout ??
@@hadang1050 this comment was something called a ✨joke✨
@@FuzaketeSatsugai ok ✨jeez ✨ and I was just staying the ✨facts✨
:)))
Since I learn French and my teacher always says vazi vazi I knew what she was talkin bout!
It’s vas y vas y
LOL the spelling tho-
“Vazi” you disappointed me, NEVER in my 6 years of learning Français have i saw such bad spelling
i'm French so i know what they was talking about lol cx
@@zqyss28 yeah but, that’s a pretty common mistake tho I’ve seen a lot of people make that mistake
That maple syrup would’ve been EYING my hair
Trust me its a pain
For you guys that wanted to know what they said in french, she said "go,go" for them to pour it.
Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS, MY 12 YEARS OF FRENCH SCHOOL ACTUALLY PAYED OFF!!!!
Thank you, from a French girl
Fellow Canadian here, You don’t have to use it boiling, yes it may make it easier to role, but you can use it cold, or room temperature. Me and my sister would just take it out of the fridge and go find a clean patch of snow outside and it would work perfectly ❤
That’s a true Canadian right there
I'm Canadian, and every Christmas I go to a festival to have those SO DELICOUS😋
As a Canadian, I do this around twice a year, and my first time was amazing. I will never forget it.
I live in Canada and this is one of my favourite things!
Her energy is the most Canadian thing I've ever seen and I love it 😂❤
That looks so good
"AND GOYS THIS IS THE BEST PORT"
I didn't wanna say it 😭
as a canadian I feel like I owe my country an apology for not only not having this but not even hearing abt this. sorry guys
As a Moroccan I finally found someone on shorts who speaks both english and french and it's lovely ❤😂
I have to wait 45 seconds and ✨GuYs✨this is the best part !!!!So GoOd!!!!!!
Wow u can hear!
This is why I love living in Canada. Also how we have Ohenrys and Tim’s.!!!! it’s like Dunkin, but better
Every winter in Canada we eat maple syrup with snow it’s so good but although it sticks to my hair
i highly recommend you to use crushed or shaved ice if your ever going to do this, the snow outside in big cities is super unsanitary (if you don't believe me go test this yourself: get a cup or a microwavable container or something then go outside get a scoop of snow in the container, go inside and microwave it till the snow is all melted. its very dirty) so unless you live in somewhere like canada in a rural place, don't do this with actual snow outside.
Best spot to get those inside of sugar shack in the middle of the woods in Canada
And even if you mess up, you’ve got a maple flavored slushy! This is also good.
I need to try and make this next winter. This is in Quebec right? I live in Ontario and don't think I've seen someone make these before, but they should.
Canadian here and This reminds me of visiting Maple farms as a kid on school trips to learn the process of syrup collecting etc. cool to walk around and see all the trees with taps in them and buckets. Definitely the best part of those field trips where the end when you’d get to watch this and we’d all get 1 stick + a little maple candy in the shape on a maple leaf 💕🇨🇦
I had this the other day for the second time, it’s so sweet and delicious!
The best part of being Canadian.
Omg! I love that stuff but we moved from Ontario to Nova Scotia so I don’t get that much snow any more
Where in Nova Scotia? I find some years it's insane and other years it's pretty mild, depending on what part of the province you live in.
I love the way that you said "guys and part"
I wouldn't trust anything thats touched actual snow lol
as a canadian... this only works in Freeeeeeeeeezing weather
FORTY FIVE SECONDS?!?! I'm a Canadian and we just maple syrup over boiling water in a can. We then take it off and put it on snow and put the stick in roll and enjoy
FORTY FIVE SECONDS. THATS CRAZY
I mean forty five seconds isn’t that crazy, I normally wait less time before rolling it. But it’s not that insane to wait that much
Omg I’m from Canada and I speak french and English and that actually tastes so good! 😋
Yeah it’s so good I try it every year
I saw this in an old children book and I always wanted to try this😭😭
I’m going to Quebec for a school trip, I’m so excited to try frozen maple syrup!!!
Enjoy!!! Try some real poutine!!!
@@Kimmysmilez thank you!!! I’m so excited
This is the most Canadian video I have ever seen.
All Canadians
👇🇨🇦🍁
As a child I had a book about different cultures around the world. And this was literally all they showed about Canada. Like two or three pages explaining how they pour maple sirup onto the snow and then eat it. 😂
It’s diabetes on a stick!
You do realize that's not how you get diabetes right ? Maybe get educated and do some research.
it's kinda sad that people use the word diabetes for sure mething not close to it and it's killed many people so think twice buddy 😐😐
Love how she said “goyies” 😭💀
Snow has dust and dirt on it-💀
No it doesn't? I ate snow before when was young and yet im still alive if there was I would of got dirt poisioning.
Obviously they use clean snow "💀"
idk the snow they used looks clean
@@greenxbeany you must be 7 or something to be that dumb
@@KiraTheFox I littereally used to do it when I was younger and I'm still alive stfu bro-
As a Canadian I can say that this is 100% yummy
I grew up in vermont and this was a staple early spring activity 😂❤
Canadians are really out here eating maple syrup straight and straight off the ice 👀 we were kidding bro 😂😂
« Ok vas-y vas-y » THE QUÉBEC 😂
The dogs who peed there: *sitting traumatized* 🙃
The way she said guys😂😂😂GAWYD
Did you hear that sound?
that was every canadian on the internet being summoned
The hair on the maple ice stick- 😩💀
that wasnt hair lol
Dude am I the only one who is waiting for a “eh” 💀
I HAD THESE WHEN I LIVED IN CANADA AND IVE BEEN WANTING THEM FOR 8YEARS
I have lived in Canada all my life and I have never had rolled maple syrup. Gotta do it this winter!
As a Canadian I can confirm this is the best.
“and goays” lmaook
"A real Canadian maple syrup on the snow" is the most Canadian sentence i've ever heard
Knowing how surty even fresh show is, that video almost gives a shiver.
The goiys💀😭got me😂
As a Canadian yes TRUE also it tastes amazing
she wasn’t even trying to make that 💀
La tire d’érable! It’s soooo good and since we have such long winters in Canada, we get alit if it!
Every year in winter my uncle brings us fresh maple syrup from New Brunswick and we make maple taffy just like, that it's so good!
You have gained a new follower btw your so pretty
I live in one of the New England states and I do this all the time! It's so good!!
as a new englander i can confirm its sooo good
Cabana a sucre memories unlocked 😊
Tire sur la neige is the best winter treat
“Mom why cant we eat yellow snow again?” Mom: “ Cuz Canadian’s make syrup pops and you’re allergic”
The fact that as a Canadian I’ve never tried this hurts me
My Californian genetics be cryin rn
Even the “guys” went “Guoiys” that’s how authentic she is
As a canadien this is ma childhood
That is like the Canadian version of a mexican slap!
the first tic toker also tried it o. the ice but it didnt work nice vid
I’m salivating 🤤 I have never tasted a maple syrup
But the snow.. microwave some snow, you will find… things.
i fucking love this stuff , can’t wait 4 the winter when i can do this again
moments where i wished i lived in canada
Ok so, a delicious snack we get in New Hampshire is called sugar on snow, you get a cup of snow and you pay to get unlimited refills of this delicious maple syrup you can chug it or you can put it on your snow cup and eat the most delicious thing in the world ( they also sold maple sugar candys/lollipops too )
I live in Canada and this stuff is BUSSIN
“Ok, ok, vas-y”
Aaaa as a french the "vas y vas y" was so cute also it look so good like let me taste it-
hope the snow is clean😂
but look yummy
I saw that one time in a Caillou episode 😮
They did this at my church once! I’m not technically in Canada but I’m in Vermont, very close to the border so we have great tapping trees. It’s actually heavenly 😭
I do this every year at tremblant in quebec!
“And goooooois”
As a Canadian I never tried that before lol
Yoo I remember seeing this on a Caillou episode when I was younger 😮
I'm canadien and I can easily say those are delicious
Two different things but both look delicious
She was making frozen honey. The other girl was making Canadian Maple Syrup.
Why is this the most Canadian thing I have ever seen?
La tier are the best winter candies as a canadien
Oh i love maple syrup toffee, its honestly the best