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How Maple Sugar is Extracted from Tree (Blog)

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How Maple Sugar is Extracted from Tree (Blog)

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  1. How Maple Sugar is Extracted from Tree? Maple sap collection is an eco-friendly process that anyone with a healthy, mature maple tree can enjoy. From bottling to bottling, we'll show you how to prepare your juice collection and how to make your own maple syrup. The Blue Seal shop also has all the supplies you need to get started. Pure Maple Sugar Grade-A has a distinctive flavour that is unmatched as a topping or when utilized for cooking.

  2. Choose the right tree - Suitable native trees are sugar, red, black, silver, and maple trees. Choose a tree that is at least 12 inches in diameter. A 12-inch tree should only have one crane; Larger trees can have up to three. Tap the tree - Drill a hole in the tree that is slightly larger than your rosehip or spout. Make this hole waist-high and tilt it slightly to make it easier to drain the water. The hole should be about an inch deep. Insert the bolt and tap it with a hammer to hold it in place. Juice collection - Collector jars with lids should be placed at the bottom of the tree, with a hose connecting the ladder to the jar. The contents of the jug should be collected daily and not exceed 45 degrees to avoid spoilage. Trees produce most of the sap on days when the day is above zero and the previous night is below zero. Make syrup from the juice - The juice should be boiled in syrup. This process takes about 8-10 hours and should not be done indoors: the steam escaping from the juice tends to leave a sticky layer. Sludge and residue (if any) should be defatted at the top. Expect 40 gallons of juice reduced to about a gallon of syrup. The juice turns to the syrup after turning brown, thickens, boils at 219 degrees, and smells slightly of caramel. Strain syrup - While the syrup is still hot, it must be filtered through a thick cheesecloth to remove any remaining particles or pulp.

  3. Bottling - The syrup can be filled directly into a glass or similar container, but must be completely cooled before use. Filtering - The process of filtering 100% Pure Canadian Maple Syrup might have to be performed more than once in order to get rid of all of the sediment.

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