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I don't think people who see the "No HFCS" label are thinking to themselves, "Wow, now they're making it with real corn syrup." I think most people know there's real maple syrup and HCFS syrup with maple flavoring. Labeling it no HFCS would probably lead them to think it's real. The only reason I noticed is because I thought, "no way did Log Cabin start making real maple syrup."
I don't think people who see the "No HFCS" label are thinking to themselves, "Wow, now they're making it with *real* corn syrup." I think most people know there's real maple syrup and HCFS syrup with maple flavoring. Labeling it no HFCS would probably lead them to think it's real. The only reason I noticed is because I thought, "no way did Log Cabin start making real maple syrup."
Yeah I fully agree it's misleading.
Yeah I fully agree it's misleading.
If you look at the price you know it's not maple.
If you look at the price you know it's not maple.
I get real maple for not much more. 1 liter of 100% maple syrup is $10.99 and Log Cabin is $6.04 per liter.
I get real maple for not much more. 1 liter of 100% maple syrup is $10.99 and Log Cabin is $6.04 per liter.
We get most foodstuffs here really cheap. Except maple syrup. I think a liter of the stuff would be around $50. Obviously they don't sell liters of it.
We get most foodstuffs here really cheap. Except maple syrup. I think a liter of the stuff would be around $50. Obviously they don't sell liters of it.
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