Making Maple Syrup. START---TO---FINISH
Vložit
- čas přidán 4. 04. 2022
- I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, unclog anything, or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training
I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have been trained in culvert inspections for years with private co.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
Affiliate links (it doesn't cost extra and anything you buy after clicking the link will benefit the channel)
Camera light I use:
amzn.to/3sLz7F7
Camera rig:
amzn.to/3qDi6KI
Small but bright light shown on mini tripod:
amzn.to/32VmHzp
Boots I Use:
amzn.to/3JCPSIK
Anyone new to the channel please read the full channel description: / @post.10
Shop post 10 store: post-10.creator-spring.com/
Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=22052323
Tik-Tok: vm.tiktok.com/ZM8VBYsqX/
These are my only websites. Any others found are fake
I really don't like aluminum pots. I'm going to try and find anouther pot for next year. Sugar eats aluminum, that's why the pot went through a visible change but I heavy metal tested it and it passed. Just a side note. Thanks for watching
Edit. Using 1/4 Inner diameter hose. Always do outside. May make surfaces sticky and moisture damage.
Aluminum isn't toxic but aluminum alloy is.
How can one place an order for Maple Syrup
when you was cleaning those pots you was using toilet brush? let you know bro. still love you videos bro
@@thomasleedunkley4792 toilet brushes have all kinds of use just don't use it after the toilet. I use them for cleaning out snowblower augers, cleaning big pots and drinking glasses it works well
@@MsUltrafox well actually aluminum is a neurotoxin. Js.
Post10 you are what youtube was made for, thank you for all your content and being varied I never know what I am going to learn, so humble.
So interesting always. By the way, bet those pancakes were super delicious with freshly made maple syrup. Life doesn't get any better than that you're an interesting human Post. Really appreciate the videos. Can't wait for the first beaver encounter. Those pesky varmits! ♥️🍁♥️🥞♥️🪵♥️🦫♥️
I agree, he’s so smart and very handy around the trees, house, etc…..and of course coverts
He’s a hero
In case people are wondering:
Maple trees are tapped when temperatures alternate between freezing and thawing. Nighttime temperatures must drop below freezing (in the 20s), and daytime temperatures must reach 40 to 50 degrees. Before winter, the maple trees store starch in their trunks and roots, which gets converted into sugar.
Based on the title, I was expecting a tour of a commercial operation.
Really glad to see that wasn't the case and you are 100% hands on.
The taste of freshly made syrup on waffles or pancakes is indescribable!
Very cool video.
I could only aspire to be as wholesome as this man.
Your content is so wholesome, makes me want to come up there and shake your hand and congratulate you on such a good job and a great channel. You never cease to amaze me. 👏🏻
What a great job. Post is so resourceful.
I know others have said it but this kind of video/variety is what makes me keep coming back to your channel so often. This is what CZcams was created for, people sharing their little pleasures in life, thank you post10
Post 10 does all the cool stuff that I've always wanted to do but never have. The syrup looks delicious. Great job Post 10.
A book of Native American stories for children had a story about maple syrup that I used to like a lot. It related that, once upon a time, syrup came out of maple trees at full strength, and everything was good. However, after a few years, the people discovered that they could tap the trees and just lay under them with their mouths open. This displeased one of their guiding spirits (the Corn Mother? Not sure) because the people were getting fat and lazy, and were not grateful for what they received. So, that night, she took her birch bucket and poured water into the tops of all of the maple trees, and in the morning the people couldn't lay under the trees all day. If they finished all of their hunting and farming for the day, they could collect sap and boil it down into syrup, but not until then.
It was an interesting story about consequences. This video reminded me of it well, with the differences in volume between the sap collected and the syrup refined.
@@saintsefo4763 Glad you liked it! I wish I could find the book so as to tell you which group originated the story.
@K. Jespersen I remember reading that story too as a Child. Are you by any chance from Denmark aswell?
@@thjola I'm not from Denmark, no, but have relatives there, so the book could easily have come from there. Do you remember what the book was called?
@@k.jespersen6145 Unfortunately no. It’s been a couple of years since I was a child 😊
My god this dredged up some DEEP memories lol.
Love your videos! We used to tap our trees. The first time we did, we made the mistake of boiling the sap in the house and the wallpaper started to peel off the walls.
Oh my gosh… I’m a city girl, and this is fascinating.
I've seen your contents a year ago by accident and end up subscribing on your channel and occasionally binge watching you, now everytime i suffered anxiety attacks i go to your channel to watch your unclogging vids, it helps a lot! esp for a student so crowded by school reqs, it was nice seeing nature with you post10!!
You can also make cider syrup. Simmer (don't boil) apple cider until it reduces to a syrup. It takes several hours.
You make my day with your videos, you're so interesting. Your knowledge is awesome 🙂🇬🇧
That's great! Post 10 Maple Syrup. If you sell it, I'll reserve 3 jars. yogurt, maple syrup and lemon juice. the best dessert in the world. yummy! 🤤
I'm not planning on doing this, but your instructions are spot on. Good video.
I think I just found the currently best CZcams channel
The maple water that comes out first is amazing. So refreshing. We drink it after sweat lodge during the Spring Equinox.
I feel so much gratitude towards you Post ❤
Thank you so much !
I never knew how this was done
I am learning so much from you 😊
Thanks for another terrific video! You never disappoint! Stay safe and stay healthy!
You are truly a man of many talents! Love your videos
Post ten I love the video. Your so much fun to watch and your super super super awesome and amazing. Thanks for sharing all these things and all the cool adventures you take us on. Keep em coming . love ya. Have a great day.
That looked absolutely delicious I would love to try some you do wonderful work I love watching you do all sorts on CZcams thank you for everything you're very entertaining to watch and I also learn a lot from you
Just when we think you've excelled at a video post 10 you outdo yourself. Wow, that was fantastic!
Wow, sure looks delicious - and I bet it smells delicious too! Was fun to watch - thanks a lot!
I really enjoy your channel. I'm glad i found it
I remember as a little girl in western Mass, my father's "lodge" had sugaring off parties. They would pour the hot syrup into bowls of clean snow to make candy for the kids. Your video reminded me of a very happy time in my life.
Never knew I wanted to know how to do this. Awesome content as always. Thanks post
Very educational, very entertaining. Thanks
Man of many talents and shares them with the world, good work sir and you make it interesting and fun to learn too, i really enjoy your channel.
Great job. Thanks for taking us along. We buy our maple syrup at the store. Never made it ourselves. Great to see the process.
I just love the content you put out man. Keep it up!
Simply amazing, that forest of yours makes me super gelly
That's so awesome! Must be nice to be able to make your own Maple syrup. Looks delish. Really love all your content Post ❤️
Looks yummy. I have a big maple tree in my backyard. It's huge. Best syrup making video. A couple of farms in Toronto should be starting soon. Awesome Postie and thanks.
can you just go around and tap trees? Or you need to pay a huge sum to get a perm for collecting and selling of the syrup
Thanks Post 10 for giving us a fun learning show to watch
That was a great video man! Nice little lesson. I enjoyed that..😃
As usual Post, you never disappoint. Your videos are truly fascinating to watch and I appreciate your informative narration. You have some nice drippy sugar maples on your property!!
This is a wonderful video!
Thanks for your explanation of the making of syrup. Very interesting...!
I used to help a friend's family empty buckets of sap when I was a kid. They had a ladle and cup by the storage vat so you could drink some sap if you got thirsty. Just a hint of sweetness, extremely refreshing when you're lugging heavy buckets! Usually nice and cold too, since there was always a giant chunk of ice in the middle of the vat.
Now that's a cool memory.
Wow I want to experience that!!
Fascinating stuff. Thanks for posting!
Well, once again, you amaze me. You, Post 10, are truly the most interesting man in the world. Ghost 10 is a very lucky girl. Keep these videos coming, please!
Thanks. I’ve never seen this done before. It was very interesting
Interesting stuff never seen this before. Thanks. Chris from England.
How awesome! You make everything look so easy!
Except Home Depot bucket lids. NOBODY gets those to lift off easily.
Homemade maple syrup can’t be beat. Thank you for the tour
I was actually just thinking about doing this, thank you now I know how!
Love your content, posty. Keep it up.
Awesome!! Great video!
👍👍👍👊😎
No only a Jack of all trades but a master of them as well. Never a disappointment. Thank you Post 10.
post that was a brilliant video , i have never seen that before , so so interesting. thank you .
I'm definitely going to tap my maple trees out back now that I know how. Thanks for another awesome video!!👍👍👍👍
Excellent video.💕👋
Taught me so much!
I’m moving to North Carolina & want to try this so much!
Wonderful tutorial! Ty
P.S. I’m subscribed & love your culvert/drain/beaver videos!!!💕
Such a great video
Very interesting - thanks! 👍
That was really interesting, thank you.
one of my first Canadian experiences was making maple syrup, thank you.
Hey good to see you post! I also do the maple syruping but I tap about 50 trees.
Holy crow, the max amount of trees my family had was 6 trees, but we had about 16 or 17 taps.... iirc 😅 this is when I was in early high school... over a decade ago
Great video! 👍🏻
Very interesting. Your channel is so wholesome and educational. I've never had maple syrup, I want to try it now though. Not the same but we use to tap the birch trees in our yard when l grew up, it's a very nice sweet juice to drink.
Man this is awesome. We used to do this on the farm where I grew up. I am now craving homemade maple syrup
Watching 10 makes me think Sodom and Gomorrah might have a few more years
This video is very interesting!
Hey Post 10... Great stuff! I ended up with 5-6 quarts of syrup from my Maine maple trees this year. You could try boiling the sap down over a wood fire in a wide flat pan some time. Maple syrup over the flame and wood smoke has a unique flavor that can't be beat!
Looks very tasty. I haven’t had natural syrup in a long time.
This video I watched when it came out, reminded me today to buy maple candy since I’ve never had it! Hopefully a 2nd video of making maple syrup comes in the future!
This was really great!
The content we didnt know we needed
Cool , first ti.e realy seeing the Intire process I believe, 😎 👍
Post 10 I feel like this could be a new yt channel yet its all put in one video lol Really cool man I'm glad I found your channel a couple year back.. :)
I never knew how they did maple syrup. Thank you
So amazing!!!
Awesome 👌
Good morning post and ghost. Welcome to my favorite season
Awesome!!!
GIven the sap was already frozen in the bucket, I wonder if you could've started off with some freeze concentration - I'm reading a 4-fold concentration increase should be practically possible, although some sources claim up to 10x should be "easily" doable. Maybe saves a bunch on fuel costs, I would assume.
Yum! Very Interesting!
I bet that syrup is delicious! So interesting, thanks for sharing!
always wondered how it is made. thanks
Pretty cool I like the way you do it then other people, I’ve seen a lot of videos on this I like your method better I was wondering if you were ever going to do something like that wasn’t sure if you had maple trees in your area but pretty damn cool as usual
Great vid! I’ve always wanted to do that 🍁
I never knew that’s how you make Maple syrup. Very interesting.
Great to see the actual process of making maple syrup - thankyou Post 10. Wondered about the use of aluminium especially with sugar - experienced same with a Christmas Cake eating all the way through.
I really enjoyed watching you today,I could almost smell it cooking, just the sound of gas today no running water.
I gotts admit that looks very tasty, good job showing how to do it!
Thank you post 10 that's amazing xxxx
U r inspiring yo ug & old. Great job.
Cool video, nice job. And oh ya pancakes ! yum !!!
great video!
That was so interesting. Although labour intensive worth all the effort. TFS
We are currently getting ready for our annual maple festival here in the maple capitol Vermont.
That's gonna be some expensive syrup, if you use wood fire instead of propane or gas it would make the cost comparable to the grocery store. Awesome tutorial 👍
Next year I might just use an electric hot plate that's usually what I use but it takes longer not as much power
I would just get a non-leaky bigger pot and do a bigger batch. This was still roughly $2 an ounce for non-extended, no games dark maple syrup. The point isn’t so much economy, but superior quality.
Wow , Amazed
Always something truly interesting post10. Thanks for the content sir.
I used to make maple syrup as a kid. We lived in the suburbs and just tapped the big maple tree in our backyard. The final product was always delicious.
Wow. You’re a man of many talents well done. I’d love some of your maple syrup. 😋💛
A jack of all trades.
Well done
Great video. I LOVE maple syrup and pay a small fortune for it.
Because of your channel I went and bought a hot tent and a portable stove
Great video bro.