Maple Plus Review

Written by Cathy Rozyczko — Edited by Jason Brett on February 9, 2021

Maple Plus believes as we do — when it comes to wellness, simple is better. Meet the passionate Vermont team responsible for wonderful CBD-infused maple sugar, a first in the industry. Made with 100% organic Vermont maple sugar, this stuff is a sweet treat that’s actually good for you, thanks to the natural benefits of CBD and the numerous antioxidants and minerals from maple sap. We can’t get enough of this small-town brand who only has one product, but with heart and quality like this, that’s all they need.

The team behind Maple Plus has been trying every way they can for the past 30 years to reap the amazing benefits that the cannabis plant has to offer. They’ve tried it all: vaping, edibles, tinctures, etc. Many triumphs and failures led them to a vital conclusion — keep it simple.

So they do. They combine just two great ingredients, full spectrum CBD and organic maple sugar, in their CBD infused maple sugar that’s anything but basic. This new Vermont tradition is changing how local artisans bake by supercharging tasty treats with cannabidiol’s health benefits.

And when it comes to natural benefits, their organic maple sugar isn’t too shabby either. It’s packed with trace minerals like potassium, magnesium, and calcium and over 24 antioxidants. This is sugar that’s actually nutritious, and it can be substituted in any recipe for traditional granulated sugar 1:1. Maple Plus’ CBD maple sugar is allergy-free, vegan, and paleo approved. Their CBD oil is organically sourced and CO2 extracted, so quality points here are an easy get.

The brand is taking off in Vermont, with local epicureans incorporating their product into all sorts of goodies like chocolate chip cookies, pork glaze, hot apple cider, lattes, salad dressings, and more (check out their Instagram to see these wonderful concoctions).

If you aren’t lucky enough to grab one of these tasty delights in Vermont, you can purchase the Maple Plus CBD-infused sugar online at Vermont Hempicurean. For $30, you can get a small jar with 20 servings (10 mg CBD per serving). Or you can opt for the bulk bag with 80 servings for $100.

Maple Plus posts cannabinoid profiles by batch conducted by NSL Labs, but does not include results for contaminants like heavy metals, pesticides, and residual solvents. Ipso facto, we cannot award the Safety Badge. It should be very easy for Maple Plus to make this change, since they have just one product, and we urge them to do so. This brand is too good not to get the Safety Badge!

Bottom Line – We absolutely love grassroots vendors like this — people who are passionate about what they do, who maybe just do one thing, but do it spectacularly well. We suggest contaminants tests for the CBD used to make Maple Plus’ products and some kind of charitable giving. If these changes are made, BOOM! Five-badge vendor, no question.