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How many gallons of sap does it take to make one gallon of maple syrup?

It takes forty gallons of sap to make one gallon of maple syrup.

For more information on maple sugar see the class sugar WebPage, and on local foods and food seasonality see the class locavore WebPage.

For Paul Buffalo's description of sugar camp see . . .

Ch. 6	*"Spring Move to the Sugar Bush"*
Ch. 7	"Skayy-go-mI-zi-gáy-wIn, Maple Sugar Time"

Day's Place, Frozen Sap, Lake Mille Lacs, 1947

Day's Place, Frozen Sap, Lake Mille Lacs.
Creator: Monroe P. Killy
Photograph Collection, 1947
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Location No. Collection I.69.202 Negative No.

Mrs. Day Granulating Maple Sugar, Lake Mille Lacs, 1948