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Maple syrup was first discovered by Native Americans, who would tap maple trees using tomahawks to create v-shaped incisions and collect the sap in birch bark buckets. Maple syrup provides 167 calories and 43 grams of carbohydrates per tablespoon with no fat or protein. Maple trees can be tapped up to 4 times and produce syrup from May to June, with each tree lasting around 30 years and each gallon of pure maple syrup weighing 11 pounds.

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MAPLE SYRUP Presented by Roha Hameed
Native Americans were the first to discover the word of maple syrup. Meaning [drawn from wood].They would use their tomahawks to make v-shaped incisions in the tree. Then they would insert reeds or concave pieces of bark to run the sap into buckets made from birch bark.
NUTRITIONAL VALUE  From the concentration process without any additions, we obtain pure maple syrup having the following nutritional information about in 1 millimeter syrup have. Energy 167 calories proteins 0 grams Fat 0 grams Carbohydrates 43 grams sodium 7 mg potassium 117 mg
FACTS A maple tree lasts for 30 years. Maximum 4 taps, added in trees, produce maple cream, sugar and candy. A gallon of pure maple syrup weighs 11 pounds. Usually people collect maple syrup in [May and June]

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  • 2. Native Americans were the first to discover the word of maple syrup. Meaning [drawn from wood].They would use their tomahawks to make v-shaped incisions in the tree. Then they would insert reeds or concave pieces of bark to run the sap into buckets made from birch bark.
  • 3. NUTRITIONAL VALUE  From the concentration process without any additions, we obtain pure maple syrup having the following nutritional information about in 1 millimeter syrup have. Energy 167 calories proteins 0 grams Fat 0 grams Carbohydrates 43 grams sodium 7 mg potassium 117 mg
  • 4. FACTS A maple tree lasts for 30 years. Maximum 4 taps, added in trees, produce maple cream, sugar and candy. A gallon of pure maple syrup weighs 11 pounds. Usually people collect maple syrup in [May and June]