Kelly
Google
I just went for the sugar festival. I thought it being a sugar shack would guarantee good food and taffy but I was wrong. The breakfast was 15 (normally 25) and all we got was one ice cream scoop of powdered eggs with a weird after taste, 2-3 sausages (no bacon) and two teeny tiny thin little pancakes. Terrible taste. The volunteers did not have any info. They couldn't direct me to the ponies. One of them did not even know what taffy was when I asked how to get there...oh and many of them did not speak English. Luckily I know French but if you do not, you may have trouble asking for information from volunteers. Lastly, the taffy was a MAJOR disappointment. The serving was teeny tiny, the syrup was not made properly. It was crystallized so it felt like chewing on sand. It melted so quickly that my son took two steps away from the stand and his taffy fell off the stick. The volunteers had no idea how to roll the taffy onto the stick. I watched as they struggled with each stick and loosely and incorrectly wound the teeny amount of taffy on the stick. And lastly, the taffy was not the usual dark brown of a good sugar bush taffy. It 2 was clear and yellowish/gold. It was just not made properly. Overall the rest of the festival was fine. The ponies were cute (although the rides are kinda short), the petting zoo was fine, the bouncy castles were fun. Axe throwing, painting, live music, some vendors. All lovely. But the food and the lack of knowledge even from those holding the "information" signs was a let down.