Maple bar
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A maple bar is a rectangular pastry with maple glaze on top. It is a regional term from the Pacific Northwest, specifically Oregon and Washington. Elsewhere it is known as a maple-glazed Long John.
Within the Pacific Northwest maple bars are among the most popular and common pastries.
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