maple honey

noun

Chiefly Northern New England and Eastern Canada.

1. maple syrup.

Word History and Origins

Origin of maple honey¹

An Americanism dating back to 1840–50

Example Sentences

The breakfast sandwich, made with a crispy chicken fillet topped with maple honey butter on a buttermilk biscuit, will be available at restaurants or via Wendy’s drive-thru nationwide.

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“Baking With Less Sugar,” by Joanne Chang of Boston’s Flour Bakery, dramatically cuts back on sweetness while substituting maple, honey and fruit sugars in smaller quantities.

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The kinds of timber most abundant are oaks of various species, black and white walnut, ash of several kinds, elm, sugar maple, honey locust, hackberry, linden, hickory, cotton wood, pecan, mulberry, buckeye, sycamore, wild cherry, box elder, sassafras, and persimmon.

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This is pure, concentrated sweetness, maple honey unalloyed, though it never finds its way into the market.

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Alcohol.—Alcohol may be obtained from any substance which contains sugar or starch, or both sugar and starch, as apples, pears, grapes, potatoes, beets, rice, barley, maple, honey, etc.

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