Two kinds of syrups from Costco

The difference between these two syrups is actually that the Kirkland Signature syrup is actual 100% real maple syrup.  Aunt Jemima (and most major syrup brands) is basically thickened sugar water (actually most likely diluted HFCS ) with possibly a trivial amount of maple syrup (no more than, say, 2% of the total amount of syrup if there's any actual maple syrup at all), along with coloring and flavoring to make it taste and look like the real deal.

Your call which you want to go with but I'd take the natural, real syrup myself...  Not that you should be consuming large quantities of either if you truly want to be eating healthy though. 

Good stuff.
Now I feel like having pancake.

I don't know.

Anyway, I did a quick search on formaldehyde in syrup. Yikes, it's scary.

I tend to trust Kirkland products. But who knows...

the reason why it costs so much more is because it is REAL maply syrup. The other brand is not maple, it's a corn syrup base I think.

There's 2 BIG differences between them.

1 - Taste and

2 Inredients / Nutritional value.

It's like comparing a 5 course balanced meal with a fruit flavored peice of candy.

There's REAL maple syprup (from a maple tree)

And there is Fake "maple flavored" syrup (made with high fructose corn syrup and other non natural stuff. (which is actually bad for you)

http://nutrition.suite101.com/article.cfm/highfructose_corn_syrup

http://www.askquestions.org/details.php?id=27

And with 100% maple you need less of it....becasue of bold flavor.

From what I have found most real maple syrup usually costs more than .60 cents an OZ. CHeck your grocery stores for 100% maple syrup.   COSTCO had it for way less.

but now I can't find the kirklands syrup. And paying almost .70 cents an oz  now is painful. 

If someone finds KIrlands MAple syrup  - on shelves or online - Please let us know.  or other brands for under .45 cents an ounce....

Signed. 

Desparately seeking syrup. : )