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    The results from our last finishing session.
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    Hey TonyL, how much does your small jars hold and where did you get them. Randy

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    1.7oz Randy. These are Cracker Barrel "syrup" bottles, but we have the same size on order from Fillmore container, due in tomorrow. Going to use them for the black walnut syrup, since the supply is low and the interest very high.

    Speaking of which, how are you progressing on the walnut syrup?

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    Tony, those bottles are beautifully done. The wax is a really up-scale touch.
    ~ Karen ~

    2012 - 10 taps, 1 turkey fryer - 169.5L sap 4.2 L syrup
    2013 - 23 taps, 2 turkey fryers - 748.5 L sap 17.56 L syrup

    2014 - 22 taps, 509 L sap 12.5 L syrup
    2015 - 28 taps, 1093.75 L sap 25.1 L syrup
    2016 - 25 taps, 1223.5 L sap 28.25 L syrup
    2017 - 21 taps, 518.5 L sap 12.7 L syrup
    2018 - 28 taps, 2 turkey fryers & Denali 3 burner propane stove - 798L sap 16.9 L syrup
    2019 - 28 taps, 1409.5L sap 40.12L syrup

    Sugar, Norway, Manitoba, Silver and Freeman Maples



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    After much tribulation, here it is. Black Walnut syrup. We ended up with 29, 1.7 oz nip bottles.


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    It looks great. Does it taste good?
    280 taps, over half on 3/16 natural vac
    14 x 20 sugar shack
    Homemade 2 by 8 arch
    Smokey Lake 2 by 8 dropflue pans with hood and concentric exhaust
    7 in filter press and Smoky Lake bottler
    3 generations working together
    Wife that guards our syrup
    43.74° N

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    It's quite good, very sweet with a taste that's different from maple.....just what we were hoping for.

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    Tony, like the look of your black walnut syrup, well done. I am going to gather walnut sap today, for or 2nd collection, and plan on boiling it tomorrow. I'll let you know what happens.

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