Sugar Blogs

Sugar Bob in Washington, D.C.
The Taste of Vermont event in Washington, D.C., showcased the vibrant culinary culture of the Green Mountain State in a delightful and immersive experience.
A bottle of Sugar Bob’s Smoked Maple Syrup with some food next to it
Add Sugar Bob's Smoked Maple Syrup to a variety of dishes and condiments and take them to the next level
A bottle of Sugar Bob’s Maple Sriracha in the middle of some seafood
Add Sugar Bob's Sriracha (any flavor) to a variety of dishes and condiments and take them to the next level.
A bottle of Sugar Bob's regular Maple Syrup
Add or replace your usual sweetener with maple syrup.
Three packages of nuts: Maple Sriracha Cashews, Maple Spiced Pecans, and Maple Sriracha Peanuts
Add Sugar Bob's Smoked Maple Syrup to a variety of dishes and condiments and take them to the next level.
Making Maple: A Short Documentary
A behind the scenes peak into how Sugar Bob makes the magic happen every spring.
Sugar Bob's Spring Boil
Sugar Bob takes you a on a quick tour of the sugarhouse and the woods where the real magic happens.
Edible Vermont: Sugar Bob's Finest: Big, Bold Flavor In a Bottle
The teaspoon of dark amber maple syrup looked exactly like any other. But with one taste, I was transported to the woods, a campfire, and a plate of the best barbecue ever. 
A Sappy Start to the Season
For Robert Hausslein, aka Sugar Bob, the best quality family time is going out into the woods together and harvesting hundreds of gallons of maple sap. 
Meet Sugar Bob
Meet Sugar Bob, the Creator of Smoked Maple Syrup. Your tastebuds won't know what hit them.
Sugar Bob's

Made in Vermont

Local woods. Local folks.
Sugar Bob's

All-Natural

No junk. Just flavor.
Sugar Bob's

From Family Farms

Real people. Real trees.
Sugar Bob's

No Sugar

Only what belongs.
Sugar Bob's

Vegan-Friendly

Yup, even the BBQ sauce.