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The Maple Guild in Island Pond, Vermont produces 1 million bottles of maple syrup each year.
It takes about 44 gallons of sap to make just 1 gallon of syrup. The Maple Guild pioneered a method called Steam-Crafting, which speeds up the production process.
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How Real Vermont Maple Syrup Is Made | Regional Eats

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@holyravioli5795
@holyravioli5795 5 лет назад
So the more trees we can plant, the more maple syrup we can make and help stop global warming? Sounds like a sweet deal.
@Duck_Allen
@Duck_Allen 5 лет назад
Holy Ravioli this comment deserves more likes
@Sorcerers_Apprentice
@Sorcerers_Apprentice 5 лет назад
Trees produce sap only during the right weather conditions. So due to climate change there will be years with lots and lots of sap and years with barely any. A producer told me he will either be working around the clock, or have nothing for his workers to do.
@hanatoro6399
@hanatoro6399 5 лет назад
thats not how every tree works, every continent has different conditions for trees
@chonnceysbadinternet203
@chonnceysbadinternet203 5 лет назад
SAVE THE OCEAN DON'T LET US DIE.
@winkieman666
@winkieman666 5 лет назад
The sweet green new deal!
@Snarkbar
@Snarkbar 2 года назад
I love how this video celebrates the intrusion of big business into what had been an industry with mostly family farmers.
@effytraveler6155
@effytraveler6155 2 года назад
Looking for this comment.
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 2 года назад
"See how well we've used automation and economies of scale to dominate a craft industry that goes back to the natives in time immemorial? Pretty cool, huh?" I'm a fan of free markets, but this kind of stuff... Yeesh... 🙄
@heroinboblivesagain5478
@heroinboblivesagain5478 2 года назад
Yeah. And you can buy it for 4.99 per bottle instead of 44.99 per. Why do you hate poor people?
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 2 года назад
@@heroinboblivesagain5478 Your point is lost in the absurdity of the claim that a bottle of traditionally made syrup costs so much. You should have picked a more realistic number, like $14.99 or something. Even that would be higher than the actual cost, but it wouldn't be ridiculous on its face.
@katiacleroux7376
@katiacleroux7376 2 года назад
It's great at increasing production for low years where maple syrup is so low that the prices get jacked up. This way the vast majority can buy at the store and those of us who are lucky enough can still go to our local farmers and pay the same thing you did the year before
@MattieAMiller
@MattieAMiller 4 года назад
Maple syrup production actually peaked in the US almost 100 years ago. Syrup production was 4 times higher in 1900 than 2000. The reason for the decline is that most maple syrup back then was produced at the family level, not commercial. If you had maple trees on your property, you were probably making maple syrup back then. The tradition died in most places as consumerism took over, as did the taste for maple.
@b1zzarecont4ct
@b1zzarecont4ct 2 года назад
Thank you my pet
@MikeySkywalker
@MikeySkywalker Год назад
The taste for Maple did not die. There are lots of multi generational families who still make it.
@CybershamanX
@CybershamanX Год назад
It was the production of maple _sugar_ that died down, which is what maple sap was mostly used for up until the early 1900s when other cheaper sources of sugar (and cheaper mass transportation) rose to prominence, thus causing the decline in maple sap harvesting. But maple _syrup_ itself began to slowly become more and more popular as time went on since then before exploding within the last couple of decades.
@whatislifebuttheenjoymento3405
Modernization
@Sodainspace
@Sodainspace Год назад
I buy from local Quebec family producers
@chesterfarrington9853
@chesterfarrington9853 Год назад
Grew up making maple syrup in VT. My family’s sugar house is old enough so no one alive knows when it was built. While operations like this are where your VT maple syrup in the store comes from, there are a ton that do it more old fashioned. And if you find yourself in VT during sugaring season, I encourage you to stop in and check out one of the smaller operations. It’s really cool, and they’ll give you free samples and probably hand you a beer
@emilywilliams8447
@emilywilliams8447 5 лет назад
Me, a Canadian: *THEY TOOK OUR JEEERRBS*
@mclr7229
@mclr7229 5 лет назад
Im I the only one who gets that reference lol
@phiacraft338
@phiacraft338 5 лет назад
MCLR722 you’re not lol, it’s hilarious
@commentcopbadge6665
@commentcopbadge6665 5 лет назад
MCLR722 JFC! Why would you even wonder, let alone actually ask that? What, do you think South Park is some little indie cartoon on YT Red that has a small cult following?
@elk3407
@elk3407 5 лет назад
@MountainRain Nobody created maple syrup. It's literally just harvested from the trees and then boiled down. I guarantee that the natives made something similar to it long before anyone came over.
@0dd1ll95
@0dd1ll95 5 лет назад
The US created maple syrup and Vermont perfected it I’ve been to Canada the maple ain’t nothing special
@evancobb2554
@evancobb2554 3 года назад
I like that they’re aware that the trees are alive and tap them in different areas so that they can heal.
@weeeeeee8168
@weeeeeee8168 3 года назад
Same
@felixtrudel8565
@felixtrudel8565 3 года назад
We do it to increase production, but good for You if it makes You Happy, but the reason is that 10 inch long and 2 inch wide région around the place were it was tapped dies, and if you try to tap the same region next year, You wont get any sap
@the2ndcoming135
@the2ndcoming135 3 года назад
первоначальный процесс должен был быть очень утомительным pervonachal'nyy protsess dolzhen byl byt' ochen' utomitel'nym
@akiyamada2306
@akiyamada2306 2 года назад
This is NOT an appropriate way to treat anenemik(maple/man tree)! They are not protecting the trees they are shamelessly discarding Nanabozho's teachings! The shenamesh (maple tree) are sacred and respected. If these wyt men cared about the trees they would offer sema and prayer then cut with an axe to wzhek'ge (tap a tree) then the zisbakwtabo flows. The teachings of the ancestors, Nanabozho poured water into the trees to dilute the sap, making ziwagmedé (maple sugar) a hard and challenging to make, requiring community to come together and share in the bounty of Maple Nation. Each tree is a living being this made me feel sick to watch.
@confusedcat-sm9cy
@confusedcat-sm9cy 2 года назад
@@akiyamada2306 lol
@kairisponyta961
@kairisponyta961 3 года назад
Listen, I'm a born and raised vermonter and I can tell you, the traditional way of boiling is so much better and it doesn't give it a more maple flavor, it makes it more like the fake shit. And that grade a stuff that they were showing, looks like it's not boiled at all. When you want maple syrup, it has to be a deep amber color. The darker, the sweeter and more rich maple flavor it is.
@mossballus
@mossballus Год назад
That's what I was thinking. I'm from the southern us so i don't have as much experience but I definitely use maple syrup a lotttt we always use it on our pancakes and waffles here. I was so confused when they said the lighter color is good. Glad to have someone who's more experienced agree. That light stuff looked disgusting i would not drink that
@reithchase7784
@reithchase7784 2 месяца назад
Yeah, ill bet. Ive learned from business insider to never take food/health advice or information to seriously from strictly business minded people.
@cricardol
@cricardol 3 года назад
On the Canada map, they have put markers Everywhere except the top maple syrup producing province. Maple syrup is mostly produced in Quebec (vast majority of the worldwide production)
@rashestkhan2878
@rashestkhan2878 2 года назад
70percent of mondial production comes from Canada of wich 91 percents comes from Quebec
@patrickdostie28
@patrickdostie28 2 года назад
@@rashestkhan2878 I just realized wtf lol!
@lifeof3075
@lifeof3075 2 года назад
Did you expect something else lmao.
@ziadkhalaf198
@ziadkhalaf198 2 года назад
Americans!
@Walexo45
@Walexo45 Год назад
This is hilarious. Quebec is doing 71% of the production, yet not a single marker. Wow. You could have put a bunch of markers in the Chaudières-Appalaches region, this is the biggest producing region in Quebec.
@NewfieParamedic
@NewfieParamedic 5 лет назад
I'm still waiting to see the movie about the $10 million maple syrup theft in Canada.
@weewoo6874
@weewoo6874 5 лет назад
NewfieParamedic can confirm it happened, it happened here in Quebec
@noahbarkelew6093
@noahbarkelew6093 5 лет назад
Starring Ryan Reynolds.
@GunsOfSteel67
@GunsOfSteel67 5 лет назад
The Netflix series dirty money did a documentary about it and what happened to cause the people to steal it and how they were found, it’s not a movie but it was really well done
@NewfieParamedic
@NewfieParamedic 5 лет назад
GunsOfSteel67 I'll check it out. Thanks. A movie has been talked about. It'll have to be a comedy. Lol
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 4 года назад
$18 million according to this www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/04/28/three-men-sentenced-for-18-million-quebec-maple-syrup-heist.html
@esmewayne318
@esmewayne318 4 года назад
Ok, but I'm Canadian and I know that the lower the grade of the maple syrup the better it tastes. It means that it was cooked slower, over less heat, allowing more time for the sugars to caramelize and tastes more sugary. The best maple syrup isn't found in the stores, it's made by hand by people with no machines or equipment just a cabin in the woods with a few maple trees on it. This kinda moonshine maple syrup is almost pitch black, and tastes so delicious and sweet.
@misakit.4110
@misakit.4110 3 года назад
yes yes 100x yes! that goes for everything handmade/traditionally made
@jesusmakarmancinas-stepane7834
@jesusmakarmancinas-stepane7834 3 года назад
As a Vermonter I completely agree.
@chris_1031
@chris_1031 3 года назад
Omg you poor thing. I’m French Canadian and you want the light golden colour because it has delicate floral flavour the caramelized is when it goes too hot too fast. It’d recommend looking for a sugar shack in Quebec.
@WTFlacky
@WTFlacky 3 года назад
@@chris_1031 Quebec sucks.
@fun_ghoul
@fun_ghoul 3 года назад
@@WTFlacky Hush, Nazi loser.
@akcorbel
@akcorbel 2 года назад
As a Canadian maple syrup aficionado I’ve always liked the darker syrups as I think they have way more flavours
@misakit.4110
@misakit.4110 3 года назад
tbh I would pay 3x the price for a traditional, non industrial, maple syrup. I love contributing to keeping old traditions alive and believe there is a touch of something special that can't be replicated in a machine.
@fun_ghoul
@fun_ghoul 3 года назад
Ironically, the real stuff costs 1/3 of what these clowns charge.
@seanavona9940
@seanavona9940 Год назад
@@fun_ghoul that’s actually not true
@fun_ghoul
@fun_ghoul Год назад
@@seanavona9940 I bought a quart of maple syrup at Metro last week. It was C$15. How much are you paying? And where?
@seanavona9940
@seanavona9940 Год назад
@@fun_ghoul I live just a mile from the Canadian border and the avg price is about 35 a gallon everywhere …. To top it off I even work for this company and prices r about the same
@fun_ghoul
@fun_ghoul Год назад
@@seanavona9940 Presumably, that means they were forced to drop prices into the normal range. I see they now use normal bottles too, instead of the fancy fancy ones in the video. Also, that's not what irony means. Take a hike back to New Jersey, putz.
@kjsinsaino
@kjsinsaino 5 лет назад
I have made my own maple syrup a few times from trees on my property. It was a lot of time well spent, nothing tastes better than something you work hard for!!! Thousands of trees like these people, or just three of four taps...as long as you treat the trees right it is a wonderful way to harvest some of the best sweets nature has to offer!!!
@tvviewer4500
@tvviewer4500 Год назад
Making maple syrup from a few trees is not working hard...
@richardroy4664
@richardroy4664 5 лет назад
The reverse osmosis method produces a purer/cleaner/sanitized product. Personally, I prefer the smoky stuff you get when it's boiled over the course of hours. IMO, If you're in a mapleing region, seek out local, smaller scale producers for a better product!
@daweeb69
@daweeb69 5 лет назад
are you canadian?
@iamchillydogg
@iamchillydogg 5 лет назад
Small scale grade A which is light syrup isn't smoky either.
@curtjrich15
@curtjrich15 5 лет назад
Yes I am very blessed to have fresh honey and maple syrup suppliers locally
@themerrigans2734
@themerrigans2734 5 лет назад
So, so, true. Reverse osmosis in ruining the magic of real syrup.
@iamchillydogg
@iamchillydogg 5 лет назад
@@themerrigans2734 I just bought some from Sprouts to try it out.
@Bogie3855
@Bogie3855 4 года назад
Real old fashioned Canadian maple syrop is still made the traditional way. Either way it all tastes really good. Darker the better.,
@MikeySkywalker
@MikeySkywalker Год назад
So is old fashioned American which is why it's called old fashioned.
@mossballus
@mossballus Год назад
​@@MikeySkywalker chill
@MikeySkywalker
@MikeySkywalker Год назад
@@mossballus Nah.
@WarlockSpellcaster
@WarlockSpellcaster 4 года назад
6:51 “it tastes like sugar” Bruh
@Anonymous-nj6of
@Anonymous-nj6of 3 года назад
u
@Azknowledgethirsty
@Azknowledgethirsty 5 лет назад
As a European I've never drank a single drop of maple syrup and that's sad Edit: since this comment was posted, I've tasted it, despite it being rare, and it tastes ok
@Ultrajamz
@Ultrajamz 5 лет назад
Az4212 knowledge thirsty have some on some waffles m8
@Azknowledgethirsty
@Azknowledgethirsty 5 лет назад
@@Ultrajamz it's impossible to find it here, I've looked for ages and I've only seen once at an airport
@Azknowledgethirsty
@Azknowledgethirsty 5 лет назад
@Any One yeah but I'm a teen, however I'll soon move to a big city so I guess I'll find some
@noudlindeman1931
@noudlindeman1931 5 лет назад
We have bought a liter when we where in the US. The bottle is almost empty😥😭
@achrafkarabila1497
@achrafkarabila1497 5 лет назад
i am african (moroccan) and i drank tens of liters so far :D :D
@19mila87
@19mila87 5 лет назад
I'm 32, Italian and still don't know how maple syrup taste like😫😫😫 I want it!!!
@Tethmes
@Tethmes 5 лет назад
www.amazon.com/s?k=maple+syrup&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 Here ya go! :)
@thefuzzypenguin778
@thefuzzypenguin778 4 года назад
You haven't lived until you've had maple syrup! Get out and buy some!
@elgro3204
@elgro3204 4 года назад
Buy real canadien maple syrup and try it with waffle or pancake... and its not that amazing its just good and very sweet
@midnight4456
@midnight4456 4 года назад
@Tethmes I have no trust in Amazon
@m.s.a.s9194
@m.s.a.s9194 3 года назад
Knightless One its not like amazon makes the product they just deliver it
@eddvcr598
@eddvcr598 4 года назад
_Very capital intensive_ maple syrup... I work in such environment, and it’s soul crushing. I’ll stick to continuing to go out to the regional farm for my simple delight.
@Dark_Red_Echo
@Dark_Red_Echo 2 года назад
Caught that-and they don’t mention the environmental cost of that fancy fast steaming process either-I wonder what the electric use on that is like? They try to brand it as a good thing, but the narrative here is “3 rich guys with money to burn from New Jersey take over a market previously full of mom and pops, using hyper-seasonal high intensity labor and questionable environmental practices to produce a product, then greenwash it and sell it to the crunchy hippie market.”
@heroinboblivesagain5478
@heroinboblivesagain5478 2 года назад
@@Dark_Red_Echo Do you folks just relish in self inflicted misery?
@downfromthereeefters
@downfromthereeefters 2 года назад
@@Dark_Red_Echo - stop being so bitter.
@luckycharms8020
@luckycharms8020 2 года назад
@@heroinboblivesagain5478 do you relish in willful ignorance?
@heroinboblivesagain5478
@heroinboblivesagain5478 2 года назад
@@luckycharms8020 No. I relish in being a happy person that people enjoy being around. :)
@a1919akelbo
@a1919akelbo 2 года назад
4:48 no, that's where you get good maple syrup. Commercial maple syrup is almost always watery, with sugar added. And tastes terrible. BECAUSE it's cooked quickly, and has zero care put into it. Small business is always better than commercial. Doesn't matter if it's bread, syrup, meat, fruit, veg, alcohol, you name it. As a canadian this is an insult to everything maple syrup stands for. It's supposed to be a hand crafted delicacy used to enrich food in small quantities. Not some watered down commercial product to drench your food in like it's aunt jemimas.
@DiamondTurtle
@DiamondTurtle 5 лет назад
I wish I had smellovision lol I bet that factory smells AMAZING!
@BELCAN57
@BELCAN57 5 лет назад
What smells even better is a real sugar house with a real evaporator running full tilt. Osmosis and rapid production just doesn't cut it for me. Sort of the McDonald's of syrup.
@dalelee4013
@dalelee4013 5 лет назад
The smell of maple syrup is horrible im eating a maple syrup flapjack and it dont taste to good bit its not bad
@justinnee1572
@justinnee1572 5 лет назад
Its suprising, but beer breweries smell so good for a drink so nasty. They smell like heaven
@XxWITExX
@XxWITExX 5 лет назад
i can tell you, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesnt, but i can assure you when vinegar is being made, it does not smell good
@commentcopbadge6665
@commentcopbadge6665 5 лет назад
Ryan Endsley Vinegar does not smell good at any stage. LOL! Not even at it's wine stage.
@ariannaholmes8529
@ariannaholmes8529 4 года назад
The older man in the first clip with the flannel smiling LITERALLY warmed my heart he was so adorable 😊😊
@MrSthomas423
@MrSthomas423 2 года назад
Sadly it's all fake.
@charlie15627
@charlie15627 3 года назад
There will always be a place for small family farms making their own syrup in Vermont. The flavors that come from a small family batch, boiled over an open flame, are far different from those that come from osmosis syrup. No comparison
@creyner5358
@creyner5358 3 года назад
They take our syrup eh that’s stuff from the gods and the stinkin bugs from below took it eh I can hardly pay rent for my igloo or my moose stable
@erichall090909
@erichall090909 2 года назад
Me and my dad make our own syrup. This year we used reverse osmosis. It doesn’t taste any different. It’s their cooking method that makes it lose its taste
@michaelhopwood1179
@michaelhopwood1179 2 года назад
I still like the old fashion method vs industrial way. Remember walking through thigh deep snow to gather sap in buckets and delivering it to the sugar house. Hard work but really rewarding to see the end result.
@starcherry6814
@starcherry6814 5 лет назад
I like how they work *with* nature and aren’t trying to manipulate it
@jacobs279
@jacobs279 5 лет назад
How is it working with nature if they are literally taking tree sap from the trees
@starcherry6814
@starcherry6814 5 лет назад
@@jacobs279 Because it's mutual, an entire forest is protected from being cut down, the trees are unharmed during the harvesting, and in return humans have maple syrup
@Mugen_YG
@Mugen_YG 4 года назад
@@starcherry6814 I mean... that isn't really a mutual relationship though.Only one side is really benefited. I'd hardly consider stopping ourselves from doing a bad thing that wouldn't happen anyway if we weren't there to begin with a "benefit".
@jess7637
@jess7637 4 года назад
lol yeah we’re being so “generous” to the trees by not cutting them down. Truly a symbiotic relationship lol
@sampleentry5253
@sampleentry5253 4 года назад
Star Cherry They are manipulating nature. It's not like the tree's handing them free syrup, especially at an industrial scale. This take is just stupid.
@Xaelium
@Xaelium 5 лет назад
videos like these make canada look like a crazy ass 24/7 winter country
@vmpere2637
@vmpere2637 5 лет назад
@@sheeve1596 Part of the farm is in canada, though.
@owo_8422
@owo_8422 5 лет назад
Well... there is only two seasons in Canada: 1) The ice age and 2) OH MY GOD IM BURNING ALIVEEEEE
@mecrook5305
@mecrook5305 5 лет назад
Soda_pup can confirm, from Toronto!
@Jacob-zm1cu
@Jacob-zm1cu 5 лет назад
@@owo_8422 don't you mean winter and construction
@tekkenfan01
@tekkenfan01 4 года назад
All of Canada's major cities are right on the border next to the US
@slove7486
@slove7486 2 года назад
As a Canadian, there is nothing better than Canadian maple syrup. I remember going to Quebec with my elementary school and we got to go to a maple syrup farm and got to try it . It was soooo amazing especially when they put it on the snow ❄ yum ! 😋 🥰😍
@aheat3036
@aheat3036 Год назад
😂 USA hockey and maple syrup will overtake Canada very soon!
@diegorodriguez8834
@diegorodriguez8834 Год назад
@@aheat3036 keep dreaming yankee
@GeorgeTropicana
@GeorgeTropicana Год назад
It's INFINITELY better in Vermont
@slove7486
@slove7486 Год назад
@@GeorgeTropicana what ?
@GeorgeTropicana
@GeorgeTropicana Год назад
@@slove7486 can't read? Typical Canadian
@vivinsinghrana6485
@vivinsinghrana6485 3 года назад
Can't imagine how many small maple businesses this company put out of business when it set up.
@garyh4458
@garyh4458 2 года назад
No kidding.
@AdmiralParallax
@AdmiralParallax 5 лет назад
Usa: here is how we make maple syrup, we think its neat. Canada: CANADIAN MAPLE SYRUP IS BETTER
@swanthing2512
@swanthing2512 5 лет назад
Tru tho
@shawnstewart5210
@shawnstewart5210 5 лет назад
Literally what i was gunna say hahahahaha our syrup is the best for sure
@duckknows2710
@duckknows2710 5 лет назад
AdmiralParallax ur not funny stfu
@averysky6
@averysky6 5 лет назад
@MountainRain I am Canadian and I get it btw, you don’t get the joke because Shawn said that as a joke... Also yes Canadian syrup is better! WE CREATED MAPLE SYRUP 🤦🏽‍♀️
@DesertStateNevada
@DesertStateNevada 5 лет назад
Not even close, the American syrups simply tastes more.. real. Canada is not bad but if I can pick IF theres brands to pick from, I'd go with the American every time. I live in the EU so sometimes its just one kind in the store.
@Leftatalbuquerque
@Leftatalbuquerque 5 лет назад
What was the original $$ investment for such a maple operation? I still use my grandparents' buckets on trees! The blond syrup is butterscotch and almost tasteless. My customers all want the dark stuff. "Black as your boot with twigs still floating in it"
@brandonk6479
@brandonk6479 3 года назад
Sounds delicious... I've strong maple flavor. That tasteless stuff is for the birds
@largepoodle6036
@largepoodle6036 3 года назад
Just find a way to make a steam setup. As they stated, that produces a more nuanced flavor. Proper distillation and filtration is your friend
@Ltblitzful
@Ltblitzful 3 года назад
@@largepoodle6036 the guys who sell it said its "more nuanced" what could they possibly gain by using fancy sounding buzzwords to describe their products?
@largepoodle6036
@largepoodle6036 3 года назад
@@Ltblitzful it's not a buzzword, it's a scientific fact that steam distillation creates a more nuanced flavor. It would seem that words offend your delicate mind.
@Ltblitzful
@Ltblitzful 3 года назад
@@largepoodle6036 the MapleGuild is the only ones to use Steam Distillation as far as I'm aware. If its as amazing as they say it would be used far more. Its the ones trying to sell you the product saying its more "nuanced" maybe theres some truth to it but it seems more like marketing. if you have a source that proves me wrong I'd love to see it.
@sleeplesshead602
@sleeplesshead602 4 года назад
Thank goodness for the opportunity long time ago, allowed me to taste it. As a non Canadian, I thought it just was a brand of pancale syrup, but now I understand why it is called 'maple syrup' it's really from maple tree.
@AngelInTheCloudz
@AngelInTheCloudz 4 месяца назад
I grew up going camping in Vermont. Every year we would go to the campground to help with making the maple syrup! It was a great learning experience and I have the best memories of my childhood of this!
@kokonana4086
@kokonana4086 5 лет назад
Canada: we have a Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve! The US: O yeah, here we own the Maple Guild. And, that's how the Maple Syrup War starts. Gonna be the sweetest war ever!
@YelkotsBantu
@YelkotsBantu 5 лет назад
Canadians have a Maple Syrup Mafia.
@quellobello8052
@quellobello8052 5 лет назад
munu numu “having sticky fingers” is going to get a new meaning after that war
@rogerNOmore
@rogerNOmore 5 лет назад
We have a Maple Syrup strategic reserve for real... it's scary.
@inkbold8511
@inkbold8511 5 лет назад
The maple story.
@billykobilca6321
@billykobilca6321 5 лет назад
General. ... we can't have a syrup gap.
@Billy-I-Am-Not
@Billy-I-Am-Not 5 лет назад
Who else can't stand fake maple syrup?
@ciaogiuditta
@ciaogiuditta 5 лет назад
never had real authentic maple syrup before 🙃 (i live in singapore) and my favourite maple syrup is from... mcdonalds yEa
@James3Head
@James3Head 5 лет назад
discorded harmony lmao imagine being that poor
@Athalwolf13
@Athalwolf13 5 лет назад
@@_paraluman Is...Honey, maple syrup and the like that expensive..?
@merangoo8372
@merangoo8372 5 лет назад
@@Athalwolf13 A normal 2lb (.9kg) jar of genuine honey is like ten US dollars.
@Athalwolf13
@Athalwolf13 5 лет назад
@@merangoo8372 In germany you get a bottle (500g ) of it for 2.99€ ....
@cwispe
@cwispe 3 года назад
I'd gladly be a taste tester! i love their syrup!
@bobbyhill7948
@bobbyhill7948 Год назад
You just can’t beat the real stuff I was so lucky that my grandma was from Canada and got me hooked on this stuff young
@Mike-ec2md
@Mike-ec2md 4 года назад
The old school way still has a different taste may cost more but I love my oldschool ohio kettle maple
@luckykari9448
@luckykari9448 4 года назад
I'm from Guatemala and looking at this process its mouthwatering. Getting just half jar of that is ridiculously expensive.
@somerandomguy7458
@somerandomguy7458 11 месяцев назад
There are actually wild stands of sugar maple that grow in cloud forests of mexico and guatemala
@lecommis6842
@lecommis6842 3 года назад
Making short documentaries about food would be my dream job, and I must say this one is lovely !
@rslaster
@rslaster 2 года назад
Lol it’s so satisfying watching the syrup being poured!
@EsplodingBomb
@EsplodingBomb 4 года назад
Vermont is amazing, my friends tapped a couple trees around their property and would boil down the sap on their wood stove and make plenty of maple syrup for the three of them
@hunnybunny711
@hunnybunny711 3 года назад
Really? Did they have fun washing down their walls afterwards? I live in Vermont and we have a small sugar house and tap about 200 trees. A lot of Vermonters are hobby sugarmakers. My neighbors tried boiling sap on their wood stove in their living room and the resulting steam made their living room walls and ceiling sticky.
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 2 года назад
@@hunnybunny711 I made my own on my wood stove, and I never had a problem with sticky walls.
@erinwoolen4797
@erinwoolen4797 4 года назад
After living in upstate NY. NY maple syrup takes the crown for me. NY maple days is when all the local farms open and you can buy syrup literally by the gallon straight from the farm. It’s one of the most amazing things in the world
@sotch2271
@sotch2271 Год назад
Wait till you test REAL quebecker maple syrup, the syrup of gods
@erinwoolen4797
@erinwoolen4797 Год назад
@@sotch2271 love it actually!! Spent a fair amount of time touring the provinces of eastern Canada while living back east. I feel like everyone thinks their syrup is the best lol. Still gotta pick my NY syrup!
@steveschneider8454
@steveschneider8454 3 года назад
I'm so glad I watched this, these guys definitely have my business for life.
@GodsFavoriteBassPlyr
@GodsFavoriteBassPlyr Год назад
Nothing like home made Maple Walnut Ice Cream... Make it every summer in Maine with syrup from friends who make their own. But This Guild Operation... is Mind Blowing!
@amandakelley1665
@amandakelley1665 4 года назад
That’s a lot of sap to make 1 gallon of syrup. I always knew that it was labor intensive but now I understand why 32 oz. of it cost between $12-$19.
@chechnya
@chechnya 5 лет назад
Maple guild: you can't make this in a lab.. Proceeds to manufacture product with a pioneering lab type process.
@kewlman5417
@kewlman5417 2 года назад
Shhh
@adamjohnson9593
@adamjohnson9593 2 года назад
They still need the sap from the tree. If you still don't get that then your missing the point
@oxOsicknessOxo
@oxOsicknessOxo 3 года назад
Well as someone that was raised in the region that makes consistently more than 90% of Canada's maple syrup production and also 2 thirds of the world's production, I can say that there are bits of false informations within this video.
@adamgambescia9650
@adamgambescia9650 2 года назад
Oui je suis de tout coeur avec toi. C'est colon en dieu qu'ils ont même pas mis le Québec sur la map.. Not a seperatist just quite angry they don't take the biggest producer into consideration...
@zammmerjammer
@zammmerjammer 2 года назад
@@adamgambescia9650 Because if they included all the spots in Québec, the immediate question would be "why aren't you making your video about maple syrup in Québec"?
@Susweca5569
@Susweca5569 Год назад
I had one of those fathers who always stopped at places for us to learn something when we were on vacation. One of the stops we made was a small family Maple syrup farm. I understand why maple syrup is so expensive because it's a lot of work and it takes a lot of sap to make a small jar of syrup. The place I visited did everything by hand and in small badges.
@gloriadsouza3179
@gloriadsouza3179 5 лет назад
Omg, I was just watching the simplynailogical maple Taffy on a stick video 😂
@jlmer-qm7fb
@jlmer-qm7fb 5 лет назад
the deers will be very confused
@randybaker6254
@randybaker6254 5 лет назад
j3lmer 0303 and y is that wiseguy
@jlmer-qm7fb
@jlmer-qm7fb 5 лет назад
@@randybaker6254 maybe cuz their home has been turned into spiderman's backyard..
@randybaker6254
@randybaker6254 5 лет назад
jelmer0303 no it hasnt bin spider man isnt reel budy were in the reel world not moovies.
@kingboo2995
@kingboo2995 5 лет назад
Deer like maple syrup
@doggowarexpert7109
@doggowarexpert7109 5 лет назад
HAHAHAHA nice one man
@dsoegiarto
@dsoegiarto 3 года назад
As a Canadian, I love the fact more people can enjoy these stuff!!
@elliot04877
@elliot04877 3 года назад
No shit, it's not like maple syrup is unique to Canada
@666zombee
@666zombee 2 года назад
@@elliot04877 Canada has the best maple syrup
@jay-t1030
@jay-t1030 3 года назад
I absolutely love videos like this. Extremely insightful.
@peterbunnell7703
@peterbunnell7703 2 года назад
It's a false front from What actually happens behind the scenes on a daily basis. I worked their
@simonpotter7534
@simonpotter7534 5 лет назад
I know I am Canadian but did this really have to end up as one my recommendations.
@warpedone3711
@warpedone3711 5 лет назад
RU-vid trying to indoctrinate you. Is it working?
@AB-ou8ve
@AB-ou8ve 3 года назад
It’s clearly the CIA.
@pixyrosejes7133
@pixyrosejes7133 5 лет назад
Now, I want waffles and chicken. Mother Nature is wonderful. YAY! Tree Blood!
@absolutelyanonymous995
@absolutelyanonymous995 5 лет назад
Why is tree blood so sweet
@SCP--mw7tx
@SCP--mw7tx 2 года назад
tree blood is great.
@SCP--mw7tx
@SCP--mw7tx 2 года назад
tree blood is great.
@SCP--mw7tx
@SCP--mw7tx 2 года назад
@@absolutelyanonymous995 refined tree-blood is sweet. never had treeblood straight from the tree, if it's even edible
@absolutelyanonymous995
@absolutelyanonymous995 2 года назад
@@SCP--mw7tx i posted that two years ago... lol i dont even remember that XD
@flamephlegm
@flamephlegm Год назад
Really like this. Explains the company,the industry, the process for the product, the economy and the market.
@JF32304
@JF32304 2 года назад
The whole process is pretty incredible.
@zanethezaniest274
@zanethezaniest274 5 лет назад
I feel like buying a bottle and just drinking it
@bonithechubbypotato5100
@bonithechubbypotato5100 4 года назад
You do you buddy
@insanerikki
@insanerikki 3 года назад
That's what I do. Sometimes I'll make maple rum shots.
@scottgalloway2655
@scottgalloway2655 3 года назад
Now I wish Canadian whisky put maple syrup in the mash tun, then made a distill run.
@miljanmocorro4921
@miljanmocorro4921 5 лет назад
The Blossoms Family left the conversations
@nighttimeteatimememetime7919
@nighttimeteatimememetime7919 5 лет назад
yep
@Bogie3855
@Bogie3855 3 года назад
I grew up in Ontario Canada close to the Quebec border where most of the maple syrup in Canada comes from. We never ate the cheap corn syrup because the syrup on the table was maple. To this day(I am 70 now) that is the only syrup we have and we like the dark stuff or Grade 3. It is also a LOT better for us health wise. We could do sleigh rides in winter in Quebec thru the maple forests and get maple syrup poured on snow. Made a hard candy that was a wonderful treat.
@RayMak
@RayMak 2 года назад
There is really a lot of science in this! I love Vermont maple syrup
@ramen_9588
@ramen_9588 2 года назад
Yea man, you're way too late idiot.
@washedjero4876
@washedjero4876 2 года назад
@@ramen_9588 chill
@s15silvia94
@s15silvia94 2 года назад
@@washedjero4876 0_0
@peterbunnell7703
@peterbunnell7703 2 года назад
There's no science, it's a very simple process
@larcm3
@larcm3 5 лет назад
Nothing beats Canadian maple syrup
@dorothygale5896
@dorothygale5896 5 лет назад
Maybe Steen's pure cane ribbon syrup from Louisiana?
@nandinhocunha440
@nandinhocunha440 5 лет назад
Maple syrup warrr
@samadrid6321
@samadrid6321 5 лет назад
I understand the lighter the color the higher the grade and supposedly the finer the taste. However, I really prefer the lower, darker grade of syrup, it has more intense flavor.
@Momma_Tomma
@Momma_Tomma 2 года назад
Wow.....never thought I would see automated maple syrup. It's interesting but heart breaking at the same time. Making maple syrup is a craft, an art. This process takes all that out and focuses on "science" on how to make it faster and "perfect."
@CatatonicImperfect
@CatatonicImperfect Год назад
That all sounds very romantic but it's short-sighted. Industrialized processes have enabled us to enjoy a whole range of safe and affordable products.
@andremaccarini1656
@andremaccarini1656 4 года назад
The "Maple Guild" Lol! It sounds like a faction you could join in an mmo. =)
@erossore8500
@erossore8500 5 лет назад
I hate living in Vermont but I loveee the dairy products and most of all the maple syrup! Legit some of the best in the world.
@cademancaden
@cademancaden 5 лет назад
I love living in VT. Just hate the winters.
@oussematrabelsi9429
@oussematrabelsi9429 5 лет назад
@Mohit Patel it tastes the same as Canadian maple syrup you idiot. Vermont, southern Ontario and South Quebec are basically the same geographically
@jimyoung7926
@jimyoung7926 5 лет назад
I miss living in Vermont!
@maxwellperry1903
@maxwellperry1903 5 лет назад
living in Vermont stinks
@erossore8500
@erossore8500 4 года назад
Maxwell Perry I feel ya maxwell
@ericpmoss
@ericpmoss 4 года назад
I'm torn on this. It's very cool that they have what appears to be a much more energy-saving approach to syrup reduction. OTOH, the capital-intensive nature that keeps smaller producers out bothers me. Call it romanticism, but I like the idea of getting a product from Joe the farmer, not another bazillion $ company. Now, if this is more like a worker coop, then I'm back on board.
@sarahdoanpeace3623
@sarahdoanpeace3623 2 года назад
Exactly
@ih82r8
@ih82r8 2 года назад
TBH I wonder if the miles of tubing affects the natural flow of wildlife through the area (if at all), and I'm also wondering about leaching from the plastic into the harvest itself. Is any of this confirmed BPA free, etc? I also like the idea of Joe out there with a metal bucket too, ngl. Either way, I support American manufacturing of all kinds.
@Katalowins
@Katalowins 2 года назад
I get the impulse to hate conglomerates, but the truth is joe the farmer wasn’t selling it by in large. Middle men were making insane profits off his sap, because they had the equipment and labor to reduce it down and get it to market. At least with the maple guild, the prices are far more reasonable and they can be held accountable with their harvesting and bottling procedures, a far cry from the Wild West approach of before.
@scottbedard3471
@scottbedard3471 3 года назад
They came in and took the maple syrup market out of local families hands. Let's make sure we make them sound like the best thing that ever happened
@MrSthomas423
@MrSthomas423 2 года назад
What weird video eh! Almost like it's paid 😑
@Wisconsin.pikachu
@Wisconsin.pikachu 2 года назад
My local Amish farms do bake sales and they use maple sugar from there taps for the cookies and other baked goods, gives it a very nice flavor
@weenis
@weenis 4 года назад
It’s a 11 pm, I’m watching how maple syrup is made in a country I don’t live in.
@2MeterLP
@2MeterLP 4 года назад
Graded assignment: "Im due tomorrow and its 6pm already" Me: "Yeah, but syrup!"
@ajaxtelamonian5134
@ajaxtelamonian5134 3 года назад
Siiiick
@Exderius
@Exderius 2 года назад
Keep up the great work. I am a teen interested in environmental science and conservation of forests. This is really intriguing because the syrup harvested is like a small blood donation, and is much better than if the land were owned for industrial purposes such as logging.
@haleighdemers9570
@haleighdemers9570 2 года назад
Vermont finally getting some recognition 😮‍💨😮‍💨
@Seat3d
@Seat3d 5 лет назад
Maple guild:you can’t make this in a lab Scientists:am I a joke to you!?
@hoangao437
@hoangao437 5 лет назад
things made in lab are just artificial and don’t have the taste of nature if that make sense to you. Also I understand that you are joking anyway so no judge
@DanRossGraphics
@DanRossGraphics 5 лет назад
@@hoangao437 Bullshit. If a chemical is properly synthesized, it's almost always that more impurities are found in nature.
@user-jf8sg1ye6p
@user-jf8sg1ye6p 5 лет назад
@@DanRossGraphics Well, you see, the impurity is what makes them.. them.
@DanRossGraphics
@DanRossGraphics 5 лет назад
@@user-jf8sg1ye6p That's an entire different debate.
@503appie
@503appie 5 лет назад
@@DanRossGraphics I don't know what compounds are in maple syrup but I can image they are at least very hard to recreate. Otherwise someone would have done it by now. Just like you can't cheat whisky aging (yet).
@robertdubos743
@robertdubos743 5 лет назад
When they started, they swore that they would not compete with the smaller maple syrup producers, but produce other products using syrup. So much for making a promise.
@PhoenixRiviera
@PhoenixRiviera 4 года назад
I love maple syrup. It's really good to sweeten coffee too
@summerventura2210
@summerventura2210 3 года назад
So satisfying!
@ricefieldworker7745
@ricefieldworker7745 5 лет назад
How to reduce global warming with a little bonus: *Own a maple syrup business and plant alot of maple* Edit: There’s absolutely nothing wrong here, am i right? They don’t release gases at all or something. Edit: i just wanted to clarify that i was just joking and being sarcastic
@novemtigris3041
@novemtigris3041 5 лет назад
How to reduce global warming with a little bonus: *BE CANADIAN*
@yourmommagay4407
@yourmommagay4407 5 лет назад
Pretty sure the energy/smoke from the factory and plastic pipes are bad for the environment
@ricefieldworker7745
@ricefieldworker7745 5 лет назад
Yourmomma gay Shhh, just keep on playing. There’s nothing wrong here
@nadinengo4627
@nadinengo4627 5 лет назад
@@yourmommagay4407 The carbon emissions from the factory is obviously bad, but they said themselves that the plastic pipes are reused every year. I'm more concerned on the literal millions of glass bottles they use to bottle them (although it's not plastic, glass can't break down). Better than plastic bottles though.
@CedricEA
@CedricEA 5 лет назад
Pavor also Delete plastic all over the world
@Azzlad
@Azzlad 4 года назад
And very quickly all the small family businesses that had been producing a superior product for years disappeared. Thanks Maple Guild, well done. How long until you sell out your concern to a multi-national co?
@matthewnunya8483
@matthewnunya8483 4 года назад
😂😂😂 mate your crying about something that every industry has done since man figured out better ways to produce shit
@alaina281
@alaina281 Год назад
i’ll always remember in elementary school we went on a field trip to a sugarhouse, there was this giant vat of hot maple syrup 😍 the guy gave us all little cups and plunged the ladle straight in 😅 then poured it out for each of us to try 🤤 it tastes so much better when it’s warm! i feel like not enough people know that lmao now i never have maple syrup without heating up some in the microwave first 😊
@maxfastest
@maxfastest 2 года назад
I'm 65 And grew up near Watertown NY Our maple trees were tapped each year and we had great maple syrup ! City folks miss out on all the goodness of nature.
@lysannepaquette8343
@lysannepaquette8343 5 лет назад
I think it’s best if Canada stays number one and my grandpa was doing this stuff
@MONSTRICKILLER
@MONSTRICKILLER 4 года назад
The oldman: "maple syrup industry was in stagnation for decades over decades" Canada: Yeah,ofcourse. We believe that, God bless you. Gonna take some of my hundred gallons of syrup.
@MONSTRICKILLER
@MONSTRICKILLER 4 года назад
@Liza agreed. Jersey full of douchebags
@gddanielk8491
@gddanielk8491 2 года назад
He looks, sounds and works with trees like the human embodiment of the Lorax
@d0ugparker
@d0ugparker Год назад
At 6:50, try shots with maple syrup and half ‘n’ half-oh my gosh... heaven!
@LoverofAllThingsGood
@LoverofAllThingsGood 5 лет назад
Liquid golden amber 😍❤️🔥 so glad I saw this I can almost taste it with some chicken and waffles
@stirfry741
@stirfry741 5 лет назад
It's like 20 bucks for 20 oz. Bottle
@stirfry741
@stirfry741 5 лет назад
@KAWAII I its expensive, 20 bucks for a soda bottle at least
@stirfry741
@stirfry741 5 лет назад
@KAWAII I Iive in Maine, no shortage of sugar maple haha
@vgbombay5435
@vgbombay5435 5 лет назад
@KAWAII I What is your problem? You get to say whats wasting? So something you like it wouldn't be wasting but since its chicken and waffles thats waste? Idiot.
@commentcopbadge6665
@commentcopbadge6665 5 лет назад
Oregon Born JFC! Get that stick out your ass, it's also making you blind. They put 5 fuckin' happy face emojis after their comment. If that doesn't scream, "Just kidding"... You dumbfuck.
@kevinwei1983
@kevinwei1983 5 лет назад
Can’t wait to join the Maple Guild. My application is still pending, hopefully the guild master accepts me soon.
@Enviotonin85
@Enviotonin85 5 лет назад
I wonder if the staff benefits would come with an unlimited supply of maple syrup.
@moonlightfitz
@moonlightfitz 2 года назад
Did you get in?
@georgiaboytj
@georgiaboytj 3 года назад
Just got a bottle from Vermont!!!! Can't wait to try it!!!!
@ricosavage4281
@ricosavage4281 4 года назад
I live in south philadelphia and we love Vermont syrup
@shlongbongchewy
@shlongbongchewy 5 лет назад
The thing that blew me away about REAL maple syrup is how much stronger the taste was... I put like a 1/3 the amount of table syrup I would use on my waffles. It is so much better and if you want a real treat try some.
@reidgibbs
@reidgibbs 5 лет назад
I already knew how to make Maple Syrup but I wanted to see how they do it! But this is a cool way we use the tubes they use BTW I live in Canada 🇨🇦
@bonithechubbypotato5100
@bonithechubbypotato5100 4 года назад
I live in Canada as well
@KennethStone
@KennethStone 2 года назад
MMM... 🤤That looks SO good!
@stephen9609
@stephen9609 3 года назад
As a Canadian, please let us dominate one industry America! You guys have so many dominant industries, please let us have our Hockey and Maple Syrup!!!
@bryanwong1420
@bryanwong1420 5 лет назад
Canada: Am I a joke to you?
@meyerlemon3776
@meyerlemon3776 3 года назад
No Canada, you're an inspiration
@greenmachine5600
@greenmachine5600 3 года назад
Yes, haha!
@patrickstar9684
@patrickstar9684 3 года назад
Yes.
@787xii3
@787xii3 5 лет назад
Is no one talking about how satisfying that is ? 0:03
@h3llnite
@h3llnite 3 года назад
I’m just blown away by the amount of tubing involved 😱😳😱
@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177
@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177 2 года назад
Wow. As someone from the south. I have had syrup my whole life. Never knew how it was produced. Awesome
@MrThebigbill
@MrThebigbill 2 года назад
Make sure it's labelled Maple syrup if not its more certainly the table syrup stuff made out of corn..
@Derppinklepuff
@Derppinklepuff 5 лет назад
As a Canadian I am proud and impressed with this
@srs6461
@srs6461 3 года назад
Americans and Canadians need to have a day where we just plant maple trees.
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 2 года назад
@@srs6461 Sweet Arbor Day?
@srs6461
@srs6461 2 года назад
@@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 Never heard of it to be honest.
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047
@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 2 года назад
@@srs6461 I just made it up. Wanna help me make it a reality? I'm down to plant some maples if you are.
@tvmania8852
@tvmania8852 5 лет назад
Bruh as someone that not really consume maple syrup regularly, i really thought its a concentrated syrup with some sort of flavor. Thank you for this education!
@MarvelMania677
@MarvelMania677 2 года назад
3:24 reducing a 9 hour process to just 90 seconds is seriously mindblowing.
@sutats
@sutats 3 года назад
Maple syrup is life!
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