Patz Birch Sap Water 32 Ounce Jar Tapped from Wisconsin Birch Trees

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Our very first adventure was to make maple syrup as a hobby with our sons. After hours of cooking down the syrup in a pan in our back yard, we would finish off the syrup in our home kitchen. When the steam started to peel off the wallpaper, we had to come up with a better method. We then built a State-Approved kitchen with stainless steel equipment to ensure the highest quality product. We tap 15,000 to 17,000 taps using buckets. For both Birch and Maple trees. Clifford then decided he wanted another natural product to go along with maple syrup, so he started with ten bee hives and through many hours of reading and hard knocks, we now have 350 beehives, which we keep in school buses to protect them from bears. We have natural, high-quality products that are not only healthy but good too! To your health! FRESH - Birch sap water is directly tapped from Wisconsin birch trees. REFRESHING - The taste is crisp, slightly sweet and refreshing. Taste great chilled. NUTRITIOUS - It contains a range of vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals very similar to coconut water. GREAT SOURCE OF ELECTROLYTE - Birch sap has a richer electrolyte profile, making it a lower-sugar sports recovery drink option if you’re exercising for extended length of time. USES - Birch sap can also be used as an ingredient in food or drinks, such as birch beer or wintergreen-flavored candy. Concentrated birch sap is used to make birch syrup, a very expensive type of syrup mainly made from white paper birch.

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