MAPLE SYRUP | How It's Made

Ever wondered how maple syrup is made? Get the full history and 'making of' right here!

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[BusterBuizel]

“No more trudging through the snow from tree to tree.”

Shows a guy next frame trudging through the snow

[ijulesy]

Now I realise why it costs so much (in the UK at least), a lot of intensive work to make it!

[Wolfyd-ugcz]

Im making homemade syrup right now! We use sap buckets because it's really fun and it's what we've always used. We don't sell, but I do have to say that it's better to make your own. I've noticed hardly anyone who makes syrup will boil it down enough. The less you boil it the more you can get, but it won't be as sweet. Crystalized syrup is so good too! It's basically rock candy 😍

[EddVCR]

I love maple syrup so much!
I also love binging on these videos and learning all about how various things are made :)

[skzz]

I once tapped birch trees thinking it would make maple syrup. I was 10 and my family has never let that down to this day

[definitely-not-a-bot]

"gently insert the nozzle."
*TAPS IT WITH A HAMMER*

[and_ppv]

"Atomic absorption spectrophotometer" lol so much for making maple syrup 4:00

[ultimateqmazing]

3:25 don’t even want to imagine how sticky that room is.

[StormsandSaugeye]

Disliking this video because only one person was wearing flannel. All Canadians in this video should have been wearing their government issue Flannels.

[gabeshaw]

I’m a bit of a maple syrup snob. I can’t stand breakfast syrup, and I don’t even eat maple syrup from the store. I pretty much only eat stuff that my dad makes or from small scale operations. The multiple pasteurizations that they do for store bought syrup really fucks up the flavor, and if you’ve never had maple syrup that’s only been boiled once when it was made and never again, you have no idea what you’re missing.

[ultimateqmazing]

Oh my factory must be so sticky it just makes me feel like I need to wash my hands just thinking about it.

[laceyrobbins]

Greetings from America, Canada! BTW I love Canada

[RockSimmer-galGod]

I remember doing it the traditional way. We did it for fun in my friends garden.

[Rayjay_Nick]

can't believe this is the way Canadians make their drug.

[AllanAdamson]

every year we'd make maple syrup on my grandfather's land.. such great memories.. he had about 80 acres & we'd tap various trees out in the woods.. & then process it in one of his large sheds.. he had a big wood burning furnace in the one shed.. you could literally park a John Deere A in there... with room to spare..

[spankkkybeast]

I'm a syrup man, if you have a tree and I have a tree and my tap reaches all the way over here I drink your maple syrup

[rexthedragon]

When 2 Canadians love each other very much

[MrZeljko]

Wow the beauty of nature beautiful tree amazing I'm eating pancakes now I made with organic flour queen purr Canadian maple syrup

[nikkirita]

The backstory to this is interesting as well

[georgemicah]

I don't regret searching for this, I didn't even know there was something called Mapple tree in my head I thought it was made from apples and sugar I have never tasted it before so I guess I just assumed a lot of things about it. Thank you for the helpful video we learn everyday.