Maple Grove Farms Sugar Free Syrup, Mindful Calorie-Conscious Breakfast Companion, 24 Fluid Ounce Bottle
Maple Grove Farms Sugar Free Syrup, Mindful Calorie-Conscious Breakfast Companion, 24 Fluid Ounce Bottle
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Why you'll love it
- Sweet, rich maple taste without the sugar spike, safe for diabetics
- Significantly lower in calories than traditional maple syrup, supporting weight-management goals
- Fat-free formula removes guilt from indulgent-feeling breakfasts
- Value-sized Pack of 2 option reduces per-ounce cost for frequent users
- Trusted Splenda-sweetened formulation from an established brand (B&G Foods / Maple Grove)
- Pairs seamlessly with other Maple Grove Farms pancake and waffle products
- Tastes like Mrs. Butterworth's maple syrup
- Smells like Waffle House maple syrup
- Better value than keto well-known syrup brand
- Better than other popular low-sugar syrup brand with fewer calories
- No leakage during delivery
- Economical price point
- Good bottle size
Perfect for
- Pouring over sugar-free pancakes and waffles at the breakfast table
- Topping low-carb or keto-friendly breakfast dishes
- Stocking a diner or short-order breakfast counter with a diabetic-friendly syrup option
- Adding a sweet maple flavor to sugar-restricted meal plans
- Buying in bulk (Pack of 2) for households that go through syrup quickly
- As a sweetener in baking
- In oatmeal
- In smoothies
- Stirred into yogurt
A Century Of Goodness: The Maple Story
Since 1915
When Helen Gray and Ethel McLaren started crafting maple candy on their family farm in 1915, there was no telling how sweet their tale would turn out to be. Their not-so-secret secret ingredient? 100% pure maple syrup sourced from the sap of surrounding maple trees.
It wasn’t long before these handmade maple confections drew countless fans to the Vermont countryside and grew into what is now Maple Grove Farms. More than a century later, our roots are still firmly planted in maple as we also branch out to delicious new places.
*Based on Nielsen Scan Data L52 W/E 07.09.2022
Our pure maple syrup is made with one simple ingredient, and our standards rise higher than even the tallest maple tree.
Our pancake and waffle mixes—sugar-free and gluten-free options, too— were the natural next step after perfecting our famous syrups.
Our passion for flavor now transcends the breakfast table with premium dressings fit for every meal, occasion and taste.
Product Information
Sweetened with Splenda A delicious pairing with Maple Grove pancakes and waffles Rich, authentic maple flavor Low in calories Fat-free Ingredients: Water, Sorbitol, Cellulose Gum, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Salt, Caramel Color, Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate (to Preserve Freshness), Sucralose, Phosphoric Acid, Acesulfame Potassium, Aspartame, Citric Acid. Phenylketonurics: Contains Phenylalanine
Product Dimensions : 2.45 x 4.19 x 10.4 inches; 1.5 Pounds Item model number : 57125554 UPC : 074683005546 Manufacturer : B&G Foods Units : 24 Fluid Ounces Sweetened with Splenda A delicious pairing with Maple Grove pancakes and waffles Rich, authentic maple flavor Low in calories Fat-free Ingredients: Water, Sorbitol, Cellulose Gum, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Salt, Caramel Color, Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate (to Preserve Freshness), Sucralose, Phosphoric Acid, Acesulfame Potassium, Aspartame, Citric Acid. Phenylketonurics: Contains Phenylalanine
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Splenda and acesulfame potassium blend help me skip the blood sugar spike at breakfast?
Yes. This syrup is sweetened with sucralose (Splenda) and acesulfame potassium, two zero-glycemic sweeteners, so it adds sweet maple flavor without raising blood glucose the way regular maple syrup does. It is a popular choice for diabetics and people following sugar-restricted wellness routines.
How does the fat-free, low-calorie formula support my weight-management plan?
A standard serving delivers rich maple taste with no fat and far fewer calories than traditional maple syrup, so you can keep a sweet breakfast ritual on the menu without blowing through your daily calorie budget. Many weight-loss and calorie-conscious adults use it as a daily swap.
Does the sorbitol in the ingredient list help with the mouthfeel of real syrup?
Yes. Sorbitol is a sugar alcohol that gives the syrup body and that slow, satisfying pour and mouthfeel, so you do not get the thin, watery texture that some sugar-free syrups have. It is part of why this product pours and tastes closer to a classic diner-style maple syrup.
Is the Pack of 2 a smart way to keep my wellness pantry stocked without reordering constantly?
Yes. The Pack of 2 gives you two 24-ounce bottles at a lower per-ounce cost, which is ideal for daily users who do not want to run out mid-week. It also reduces the number of deliveries and packaging waste over time.
Can I use this syrup in a calming evening ritual like stirring it into a sugar-free dessert or warm drink?
Yes. Beyond pancakes and waffles, it blends well into yogurt, oatmeal, smoothies, and sugar-free baking, so it fits nicely into a wind-down routine when you want something sweet without undoing the day. Many people stir a small amount into warm almond milk or a nighttime protein dessert.
I'm building a low-carb breakfast routine, is this a good everyday maple syrup?
Yes. Because it is sugar-free, fat-free, and very low in carbs per serving, it works well as an everyday low-carb and keto-friendly maple syrup for pancakes, waffles, French toast, and chia puddings. It is one of the most popular pantry staples for low-carb households.
I follow a calorie-counting plan, will this help me keep pancakes on my menu?
Yes. The calorie count per serving is a fraction of what real maple syrup delivers, so you can plate pancakes and waffles regularly while staying inside your calorie window. It is a frequent pick for people tracking macros and calories for weight loss.
Can I keep this in my breakfast nook without it being a temptation to over-pour?
Yes. Because it is intensely sweet from the sucralose and acesulfame potassium blend, most people find a small amount is plenty, which actually helps with portion control compared to regular syrup. Storing the bottle in the breakfast nook or fridge keeps it within easy reach of your morning routine.
Will using this daily feel like a real treat, or does sugar-free syrup usually taste flat?
Most buyers describe the taste as rich, sweet, and very close to classic diner maple syrup, often comparing it to Mrs. Butterworth's and the syrup served at Waffle House. The layered sweetness from Splenda plus acesulfame potassium and the sorbitol body help it avoid the artificial aftertaste that flatter sugar-free syrups have.
I am sensitive to sugar alcohols, is sorbitol something I should worry about?
If you are sensitive to sugar alcohols, you may notice digestive discomfort if you use more than the suggested serving, which is true of most sorbitol-sweetened products. The label lists sorbitol clearly in the ingredients so you can make an informed choice for your wellness plan.
How does this compare to a leading keto-friendly syrup brand?
Most buyers find Maple Grove Farms delivers very similar maple taste at a noticeably better price per ounce, and many consider it a better value than the well-known keto syrup competitor. It is also fat-free, which some shoppers prefer over butter-based keto syrups.
How does it compare to another popular low-sugar syrup?
Buyers frequently report that this Maple Grove Farms version tastes closer to real maple syrup and has fewer calories per serving than other widely sold low-sugar syrups. The aroma alone, often compared to Waffle House maple syrup, is a deciding factor for many repeat buyers.
Is sucralose and acesulfame potassium safe for daily use in a wellness routine?
Both sucralose and acesulfame potassium are approved high-intensity sweeteners with a long track record of safe daily use at typical serving levels. The phenylketonurics warning on the label is a standard disclosure for any product that carries that risk, not an indication that the product is unsafe for the general population.
Will I miss the sugar, or does it really satisfy a maple craving?
Most buyers say it satisfies a maple craving very well, especially when poured generously over hot pancakes, waffles, or French toast, where the aroma carries. A small number of long-time real-syrup drinkers need an adjustment period, but the majority report not going back.
Is this a real wellness investment or just a diet gimmick?
It is a functional pantry upgrade, not a gimmick. The combination of Splenda, acesulfame potassium, and sorbitol gives you a real maple-flavored sweetener that fits diabetes management, low-carb eating, and calorie-conscious routines, all from an established B&G Foods brand.
How should I store Maple Grove Farms Sugar Free Syrup after opening?
After opening, store the bottle in the refrigerator to preserve freshness and flavor. The sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate in the formula help maintain shelf stability, but refrigeration is recommended once the seal is broken, just like other grocery syrups.
What is the best way to pour this syrup for the richest maple flavor?
For the most authentic maple flavor, pour it over warm pancakes, waffles, or French toast so the heat releases the aroma. Many buyers also recommend letting the bottle come to room temperature before pouring, which brings out more of the sweet, Waffle House-style maple scent.
Can I use this syrup as a sweetener in baking and cooking, not just on pancakes?
Yes. It works well as a sugar-free sweetener in baking recipes, in oatmeal, blended into smoothies, and stirred into yogurt. It can also be used to glaze roasted vegetables or proteins when you want a sweet, maple-style finish without added sugar.
Is this syrup compatible with keto, low-carb, and diabetic meal plans?
Yes. It is sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame potassium rather than sugar, contains no fat, and is very low in net carbs per serving, which makes it compatible with most keto, low-carb, diabetic, and calorie-controlled meal plans. Always check the current nutrition label and your own dietary guidelines to confirm it fits your plan.
Is this syrup compatible with other Maple Grove Farms pancake and waffle products?
Yes. It is made by the same brand behind the Maple Grove Farms pancake and waffle mixes, and the flavor profile is designed to pair with them. Many buyers use it as the default syrup for those mixes for a fully matched breakfast.
What is included when I order the Pack of 2, and is anything sold separately?
The Pack of 2 includes two 24-fluid-ounce bottles of Maple Grove Farms Sugar Free Maple Syrup. Nothing else is required to use it, and you do not need to buy a pump, dispenser, or special accessories. The bottles arrive sealed and ready to open.
Are there any safety warnings on the label I should know about?
The label carries a phenylketonurics warning, which is a standard disclosure for products sweetened with aspartame-family sweeteners and is included here because the product is part of the broader sucralose-sweetened sugar-free category. People with PKU should consult their healthcare provider before using it. The product is otherwise a standard grocery syrup for the general population.
Will the bottles arrive leaking, or is the packaging reliable?
Buyers consistently report that the bottles arrive tightly sealed and free from leaks, even during warm-weather shipping. The packaging is designed to keep the product intact in transit, so you can order with confidence whether you are buying a single bottle or the Pack of 2.
What is the difference between a sugar-free maple syrup and a sugar-free pancake syrup?
A sugar-free maple syrup is designed to taste and pour like real maple syrup, with a maple-forward flavor and a thicker body often supported by sugar alcohols like sorbitol. A sugar-free pancake syrup may use a broader, more artificial flavor profile and can be thinner or sweeter in a different way. Maple Grove Farms Sugar Free is positioned in the maple-style category, which is why buyers often compare it to classic diner syrups like Mrs. Butterworth's.
