How maple trees produce syrup 🌳 #maplesyrup #sap #trees

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[elainebines]

Treat yourself to real maple syrup. A gift from nature

[estebanhenriquez]

Who in “ye old days” saw a maple tree and said:

Ah, yes, I shall harvest tree sap for food consumption!

These are the real questions that run through my mind.

[qnhtvlx]

I've never tried maple syrup- I don't think anyone uses it at all in my country, but we drink birch juice every spring. If it is real, then it is a really pleasant and refreshing drink, a slightly sweet drink. I once saw a jar of birch syrup, but considering that tens and hundreds of liters of juice go for a hundred grams of this, I generally consider such a thing to be the most overcomplicated product I know about.

[MeMeDaVinci]

You missed the most important part...yes, needing 40 gallons to boil down to one gallon. The process takes a consistent temperature of boing, not up and down, to get the color and clarity. It's not syrup when tapped, it's clear and sweet 😘🥰

[taradise_x]

Things in my Biology class just clicked!! Starch is a polysaccharide that serves as a major energy storage molecule in plants. Its composed glucose units joined together by glycosidic bonds (carbohydrates). Plants synthesize starch during photosynthesis and store it in various parts, including roots, seeds, and tubers. I get it

[seankenneth]

So maple syrup when freshly drained from the tree the syrup is thin and when processing it becomes thick. Cool I didn’t know that 👍🏼😎

[Kfunk]

Thank you awesome video exactly what I was looking for🙏🏻

[jenifernavarro]

What is the best brand of Grade A Maple syrup available in the US Groceries?

[johansteyn]

so can you not make maple syrup in warmer climates? In spring here the temperature does not regularly go below 0C.

[timothyjohnston]

"Maple syrup associated with *autumn*" ??? Since when ???

[motherfreethinker]

What's going to happen when the ground doesn't freeze? We're getting warmer climates in the north of America.. Wonder if it's going to change up the quality and amount of maple syrup taped this next common couple years

[sagarparmar]

Why only this tree produce Sweet Syrup?

[effyourjeweler]

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