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In 1876, George and Betsy Anne Jakeman left Oxfordshire, England to settle in Oxford County in Upper Canada (Ontario), Canada.  There, the Jakemans learned about maple syrup from local Native Canadians, who taught them how to collect the sap from maple trees in the early spring and boil it down in an iron kettle over an open wood fire until it was a syrupy golden brown. The family tradition started by George and Betsy Anne in 1876 continues today with great grandchildren Bob and Bruce Jakeman who, along with their wives Mary and Lynda, produce some of Ontario's finest maple syrup from over 1,000 taps.  All maple sap is collected by plastic pipeline and transported to the Jakeman sugar shanty.  The sap is then boiled in a modern steam evaporator powered by natural gas, and finished on a steam-heated pan.  Finally, the maple syrup is graded, filtered and bottled for use throughout the year. Canadiana Collections is pleased to offer a selection of Jakeman's maple syrup and maple syrup products for your culinary pleasure. Jakeman's Maple Syrup Ranked #1 In a blind taste test sponsored by Canada's National Post newspaper in 2004, Jakeman's #1 Medium Syrup took top honours among eight national brands in the competition.  Food critics included representation from Food and Drink and Canadian Living magazines. About Maple Syrup Unique to the Great Lakes region of North America and made from the tree whose leaf adorns the Canadian flag, pure maple syrup is truly Nature's sweetener.  Maple syrup is graded by colour:  the lighter the syrup, the higher the grade, and the more subtle the flavour.  You can use maple syrup as a topping on pancakes, waffles, french toast, ice cream, fresh fruit and yogurt.  Or try maple butter on muffins, bagels or toast.  Maple syrup is also an excellent sweetener for breakfast cereals, baking or beverages.  Share your memories by sending a gift of maple syrup!

 

All Items in Jakeman's Maple Farm Collection

Code: CC-142 $130.00	Majestic Maple Recognition Set A creative gift basket containing maple flavoured toffee, maple leaf candy, assorted foil-wrapped tea bags, ground maple coffee, maple sugar, maple cream cookies, and 250 ml of Kent maple syrup, encased in a black gift box.
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Code: CC-140 $130.00	Maple Pantry Recognition Set A wonderful gift basket containing 2 maple leaf mugs, assorted foil-wrapped tea bags, bagged maple flavoured mini hard candy, 500 ml maple syrup in a leaf glass bottle, granulated maple sugar, maple butter, and boxed maple sugar, encased in a black gift box.
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Code: CC-141 $130.00	Maple Time Out Recognition Set An interesting gift basket containing maple flavoured toffee, hard candy, maple leaf candy, maple brittle/maple flavoured lollipops, maple sugar, 200 ml "sugarbush hooch" maple syrup, assorted foil-wrapped tea bags, and ground maple-coffee, encased in a black gift box.
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