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    Adding seed from another batch will cut your time in half.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Atgreene View Post
    Adding seed from another batch will cut your time in half.
    Thanks for the confirmation, My maple buddy used to teach chemistry so any suggestions he gives me, I pretty much follow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghs57 View Post
    I'd like to try this, but don't have either appliance. Is there another method? I have a food processor and used to kneed bread in it. Would that work?
    You can do a quart at a time buy hand but it's a workout, I did it just once and bought a refurbished Kitchen Aid, the heavy Duty one, it was 199. I think, also works great for small batches of sugar.
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    If the Cuisinart's were still a bit cold would it speed up the process?
    2019-2023 40 to 50 taps to get 8 to 10 gallons of syrup
    2018 Built the sugar shack, produced 10.5 gallons (converted some to sugar,& cream). taps varied 45 to 50
    2017 Built 2x4 arch for a divided pan, 8.5 gallons from 30 taps increased to 42 taps during season.
    2016 Produced 3 gallons & 1 quart Syrup, Block arch & 3 buffet pans, 12 taps
    2015 Thought about tapping

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    Quote Originally Posted by red dorakeen View Post
    If the Cuisinart's were still a bit cold would it speed up the process?
    Probably, but it'll thicken up the syrup and might make it too hard for the machine to churn. I'm just guessing here.

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    Do you think the manual ice cream maker would work? The frozen canister would definitely cool the hot syrup rapidly; however, would it be too difficult to turn the paddles by hand?
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