Highlights
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Real maple syrup meets roasted-garlic depth and bright acidity
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Flavor profile: sweet • savory • tangy with a clean balsamic finish
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Glaze-ready: lacquer salmon or chicken in the last minutes of cooking
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Versatile: dress salads, marinate meats/veg, deglaze pans
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No artificial flavors or colors
Description
This is your weeknight flavor upgrade. We blend pure maple syrup and garlic into a tangy vinegar base (balsamic-led) for a sauce-friendly acidity that plays beautifully with heat. Brush it on salmon or chicken for a glossy maple-garlic glaze, whisk into a quick vinaigrette, or splash into a hot pan to finish vegetables with restaurant-level shine.
Ingredients
Balsamic Vinegar, Maple Syrup, Brown Sugar, Garlic, Onion.
Size & Storage
Glass bottle. Shelf-stable. Shake well. Refrigerate after opening for best quality.
Serving Ideas
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Glaze salmon or chicken: brush during the last 5–8 minutes of roasting/grilling
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Maple-garlic vinaigrette: 1 Tbsp vinegar + 3 Tbsp olive oil + pinch of salt/pepper
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Marinade (30–60 min): ⅓ cup vinegar + 2 Tbsp olive oil per lb of meat/veg
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Roasted veggies: drizzle over Brussels sprouts, carrots, or squash right out of the oven
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Pan sauce: deglaze a hot skillet with a splash; reduce 1–2 minutes
Quick Recipe — Maple Garlic Salmon (serves 2)
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Roast salmon at 400°F for 8–10 min.
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Stir 3 Tbsp Maple Garlic Vinegar + 1 Tbsp pure maple syrup + 1 Tbsp olive oil.
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Brush on fish and broil 1–2 min until glossy. Finish with flaky salt.
FAQ
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Is it sweet? Balanced—maple rounds the edges while vinegar keeps it bright.
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Will it burn on the grill? Add in the last few minutes to avoid scorching (natural sugars).
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Any allergens? No dairy or gluten ingredients.