Vermont State Flavor

Maple was designated as the official state flavor of Vermont in 1993. The state quarter for Vermont also commemorates sap collecting for maple sugar. Maple syrup pot (it takes 40 gallons of sap to boil down to 1 gallon of grade A maple syrup) - photo © Paul Moody (paul+photos=moody) on Flickr - noncommercial use permitted with attribution. See All Food Symbols. Vermont became the 14th state in 1791 (see STATEHOOD ORDER). Vermont's commemorative quarter features Camel's Hump Mountain, sugar maple trees and sap buckets (state tree and flavor), and the state motto: Freedom and Unity. Public domain image on Wikipedia. See All 50 state quarters - All Food & Agricultural Symbols. Late March is sugaring time at Tottingham Farm in rural Shoreham, Vermont; sap gathering photo © Dave (Wooliedales) on Flickr (noncommercial use permitted with attribution). See All Food & Agricultural Symbols - Food Holidays.

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