So I'm sort of new to this whole baking thing and I almost exclusively bake cupcakes, but recently my boyfriend gave me a small tub of maple spread that his mother sent him from Vermont. He wasn't going to use it and thought I could somehow incorporate it into a cupcake recipe. I'd love to use it in a frosting somehow, but wasn't sure if I could just substitute butter for the maple spread. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
What are the ingredients of this maple spread? If it's mostly butter, I think you could sub it for butter in an icing recipe. Or if you think that would be too much maple, maybe just sub half.
Ingredients: Cane syrup, maple syrup, high fructose corn syrup, water, salt, xanthan gum.
No butter at all. It smells very syrupy so my guess is that I can probably blend in just a bit at a time to any buttercream until I get the desired maple taste. It looks as if it was heated a bit, it would look and smell exactly like maple syrup.
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