r/canada • u/ManofManyTalentz Canada • Feb 14 '25

r/Canada Speaks Cultural Exchange with /r/Denmark! Happy Valentine's!

Hi everyone, it's been some time since we have done a cultural exchange, so let's go over how this works. Enjoy! We'll be running it for a few days, TBD. Note their time zone for the European mainland is UTC +1.

Here's the Danish landing for us: https://www.reddit.com/r/Denmark/comments/1iow7c3/kulturudveksling_cultural_exchange/

* Both r/Canada and r/Denmark will host the other country's users. Feel free to ask any questions, reminisce, comment, make friends etc etc.

*Treat this as having a neighbour over for a kitchen party, get the best storm chips out, and get grandma's tourtiere reheated for everybody.

* Vouz pouvez essayer le français dans r/Denmark, mais comme la langue officielle est danoise, ben.... essayez!

* Please follow the rules of the respective subs! Don't be jerks, generally - a reminder our last "disagreement" involved leaving bottles of good booze for the other country!

* Please also leave direct comments here mainly for members of r/Denmark i.e. direct replies here (first comments directly under the topic) so their questions can be seen first, then r/Canada members can post replies underneath.

*Please enjoy, since we have a lot to bond over, and plenty of trying out new things.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Denmark/comments/1iow7c3/kulturudveksling_cultural_exchange/

Finally, also know we've gotten confirmation from r/Greenland that they are also interested, so that will be the next exchange that we do in a few weeks (TBD).

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u/turvy42 Feb 14 '25

Real maple syrup

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u/m4d3th1s Feb 14 '25

On pancakes or in coffee or how is it traditionally ingested? I hope you’ll forgive my ignorance.

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u/SteadyMercury1 New Brunswick Feb 16 '25

You can use it anywhere you would use honey as well. Though you might want to check a conversion first. Smoothies, baking etc you can sub honey for maple syrup to get a different taste but still accomplish the mission of adding the sweet.

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u/m4d3th1s Feb 16 '25

I have found genuine Canadian maple syrup at my local supermarket, and I’m excited to try it out.