Kraft Log Cabin Maple Syrup

Log Cabin syrup is one of America's oldest breakfast brands, originally created in 1887 by Patrick Towle. The brand was named in honor of Abraham Lincoln, who was born in a log cabin. For over a century, it has been a staple in North American households, known for its distinct flavor profile tailored for pancakes and waffles.

While originally an independent brand, it has changed hands several times over the decades. It was historically part of the General Foods portfolio and later Kraft. Currently, the brand is owned by Conagra Brands, though international packaging (like the version in the image with Spanish text) often retains legacy branding or distribution markers from the Kraft period depending on the region and licensing agreements. In the United States, it is a primary competitor in the table syrup category and is manufactured primarily in the United States.