Posted by Adirondack case guy on February 26, 2020 at 16:26:53 from (74.65.90.205):
In Reply to: Re: Maple syrup posted by big tee on February 26, 2020 at 10:56:16:
Denny; NO, I have watched a number of U-Tubers tapping trees for making maple syrup. I have made comments and got all kinds of critical answers about how to drill a hole in a dammed tree and how to sterilize the drill bit between each tree you drill a hole into. What a bunch of PC citiots we have in this country now, that are self proclaimed country living experts. Watched a self proclaimed farmer who makes all kinds of videos about how to farm and what equipment is needed to farm, the other day who went to a guys place down south to make a video about how to make Maple Syrup and strangely, just Water, (in their own words), comes out of the trees. They run the WATER thru an RO machine, dump it into a NG fired "COOKER" until it mysteriously turns to a brown sticky sweet mixture and they don't filter it to remove lime and other solids, or grade it, just call it "ORGANIC" Maple Syrup.-----------------------------Loren
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