Whipped Maple Syrup Is The Cozy Fall Spread You'll Want To Slather On Everything

If you enjoy maple-flavored treats in the fall, then you need to know about this easy-to-make whipped maple syrup. This is exactly what it sounds like: maple syrup that has been whipped until it has a light and airy consistency. The spread has all of the delicious flavor of regular maple syrup — which is the only ingredient — but it also has an ultra-creamy texture and increases in volume during mixing, so your jar of maple syrup will stretch farther than it would otherwise.

All you have to do is pour some maple syrup into a stand mixer, then whip it on high. Just be aware that this mixing takes a while — TikTok user @lilsipper_official, who made this light and fluffy creation, said that it took about 30 minutes. Since it's a hands-off process, however, it essentially requires no work on your part.

For the best results, look for a high-quality maple syrup. If you need some recommendations, just check out our ranking of maple syrup brands — we placed Shady Maple Farms and Sapjack in first and second, respectively, so you can't go wrong with either of those choices.

If you're wondering if whipped maple syrup is similar to maple butter (which you can also make at home with just two ingredients), the answer is yes — sort of. Maple butter is a bit thicker and, of course, combines the maple syrup's flavor with that of butter. However, these two products can be used for many of the same things.

Whipped maple syrup is the perfect addition to any sweet breakfast plate. Spread it on pancakes, waffles, or French toast to make your dish more decadent and autumnal. It will be similar to a traditional plate of pancakes and maple syrup, but much creamier and with a satisfying, airy texture. And speaking of things we enjoy in the morning, how about adding it to your coffee? Adding a generous splash of maple syrup is already a great way to transform your morning coffee, but the whipped version can make it extra creamy.

You can also use it as a fun, sweet dip. Pair it with fruit like apples, pears, or strawberries for a tasty, fall-flavored snack. Try adding it to a sweet charcuterie board along with other dessert-y dips, like hot fudge or homemade caramel sauce. And on the subject of dessert, you can also use it as an ice cream topping for a unique sundae alongside chopped nuts or chocolate chips.