Does the work for Maple Syrup?
1873195
it works fine for syrup you just need make sure you take the temperature of the syrup into account when taking the measurement. It will not replace a hydrometer for final bottling but is great for quick measurements when syrup is almost ready to come of the pan. I keep two around, used very often.
1727030
Yes. The plump and juicy roots are peeled and juiced like you would juice an apple in a press. The juice is filtered and then dehydrated at low temperatures until the desired viscosity and sweetness are reached. Similar to how maple syrup is create except at a lower temperature. It typically requires 14 gallons of juice of make one gallon of syrup. Enjoy.
1812034
Yes. You pour the syrup from the top but they are regular tops. Not the spout-type of tops.
2267730
It doesn't hold sugar, it keeps it useable on a container. This is how to use it.You soak the Maple Leaf in hot water for 20 minutes then take it out and pat it dry. Then you put the brown sugar in an air tight container with the maple leaf and it won't get hard:) It keeps a large amount of sugar in good condition. I put about 9lbs of sugar in my container and it works well! I hope this answers your question.
411733
Any syrup can be used. The ones provided come in little bottles much like the liquids you would buy from any store.
879679
I have kept my syrup on the shelf for as long as a couple months. I use it relatively quickly some months when I'm fixing hot oatmeal cereal in the winter. Love maple syrup on salmon, turkey and hot cereal. I don't prepare pancakes that often
1250598
Caution! There wasn't enough room in my new Naturals Apple/Mango flavor bottle -- trying to put the pump in made the syrup overflow. These pumps don't work with the taller bottles which have a small screw cap under a pop-off measuring cap. However, it's easy enough to pour Naturals syrup into an empty regular bottle. The regular/diet bottles rinse out easily, their labels come right off when you nick the edge with scissors, and then you can write on them just like a dry-erase board.
1987350
yes, absolutely . The only tip i have is if it is having trouble blending take the blades off and shake the prod around a bit. if it is too full it creates a sort of vaccume other than that it works perfect with ice or frozen fruit.
1543820
I don't think this is supposed to be used to make a syrup. It is similar to pure vanilla extract for flavoring in baking. The quality is very good. Perhaps you could try pure maple syrup??
1397557
We are using it on maple. There is some oiliness, but less so than mineral oil and it subsides.
537555
If it's syrup, water and CO2, you're fine. Look at the ingredients for some possible ingredients that may react with the plastic. There's so much stuff in the liquid we are unfamiliar with.
1982718
I do not know - just that it is delicious- you could e-mail the company to find out. Also, I ordered Ben's Sugar Shack pure maple syrup. It has won an award for the best maple syrup in New Hampshire. I like the 16 oz containers it comes in...from Amazon.
458426
Thanks; that's what I've been doing but wanted somehow to flavor orange, lime, etc in just one jar. Oh well. Never thought of the maple syrup though; sounds great.
463735
When I ordered mine it said it was for brown sugar. That's what I use it for and it works great.
1191062
We use it interchangeably with each brand. You do have to be a little carefully inserting it into a new bottle of either brand or it will push syrup out of the top of the bottle.
1143531
I use sodas stream syrups as they work the same. Or you could even use juice just requires more carbonation.
1473908
I don't remember which model I had. I got rid of the pan soon after I got because maple syrup stuck to the surface and I could not remove it. I definitely would not recommend this brand.