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Birch sap syrup: secrets of making delicious birch syrup at home
Categories: Syrups
With the onset of the first warm days, many are thinking about birch sap. This is a taste from childhood. Birch sap smells like snow and forest, it invigorates and saturates our body with vitamins. It can be harvested from early spring, when the snow has just melted, until the buds open. The only question is how to preserve birch sap for the whole year.
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