Virtual Field Trip: Making a Year's Worth of Maple Sugar

Welcome to our sweetest challenge yet: Producing a year's supply of homemade maple sugar! This isn't just about making a sweet treat-it's about exploring a traditional method, sustainability, and the satisfaction of DIY.
In this video, we take you through every step of the fascinating process, from tapping the maple trees all the way to the final product. Discover the art and science behind transforming maple sap into a delicious natural sweetener. Can we make enough to last a year without buying from the store? Let's find out!
If you've ever been curious about making your own maple sugar, this is a must-watch.
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[@caitlynG555]

Looks like such a fun experience! Good job you guys!

[@findthewords2021]

The "local family" loves your video and D and R are full of giggles every time they see themselves in it, especially their reactions to tasting the sugar, and feeding some to Yuki. Thanks so much for inviting us to participate in your maple sugar making process - and giving the boys a couple of minutes of TH-cam fame! 😀
PS - oh and I mustn't forget to mention that the maple sugar is *delicious*! 🤤😁

[@BerriesandBushcraft]

Hehehe that's great, I'm glad they enjoyed it! Their reactions were priceless 🤣❤️

[@BonitaJoyMorning]

I love this video SO much. I'm guessing you have about 2 years worth of sugar there. Please keep us posted. :-)

[@jay7bah]

Delightful.

[@SarahMLWalker]

Oh YUM!! What a great video, thanks for sharing your process.

[@BerriesandBushcraft]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brentdrysdale9146]

That’s cool…tried to make some once but it turned to rock hard candy instead of granular!

[@BerriesandBushcraft]

It definitely helps to have a good teacher!