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Maple syrup

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Maple syrup is a sweet treat.

Maple sap collecting at Bowdoin Park, New York.JPG
Maple sap collecting at Bowdoin Park, New York.JPG
It comes from trees. People collect sap from the tree trunks. They boil it to make it thick. It tastes very good on pancakes.
Maple syrup production 2018, Canada and provinces.jpg
Maple syrup production 2018, Canada and provinces.jpg
Do you like sweet syrup?

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Acer saccharum.jpg
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Sugar-Making Among the Indians in the North.gif
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Sugar Making in Canada, 1852. By...
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Maple sugaring bucket (5571412972).jpg
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Sap plastic tubing.jpg
File:Maple syrup production.svg
Maple syrup production.svg
File:Maple sap collecting at Bowdoin Park, New York.JPG
Maple sap collecting at Bowdoin Park, New York.JPG
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File:Maple syrup production 2018, Canada and provinces.jpg
Maple syrup production 2018, Canada and...
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Acer 135-1.jpg
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Syrup grades large.JPG
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Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg
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📚 Content adapted from Wikipedia | Readability: FK 12.9 | Vital Level 5