can I use this for maple syrup?
360546
No. THe specific gravity of beer is very close to water (around 8.33 pounds per gallon) so a beer hydrometer is similar to a sap hydrometer. Syrup is around 11 pounds per gallon, so a beer hydrometer would not work.
1143531
I use sodas stream syrups as they work the same. Or you could even use juice just requires more carbonation.
2004517
Yes this should work if you use a simple syrup (half sugar half water)and brush a little on the top.
1011982
I wouldn't recommend it. Any liquid that's thicker than syrup, for example, would probably pour very slowly or not at all, especially with small bits of garlic.
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
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.
2070360
Absolutely! I have used it for sprinkling powdered sugar over French Toast.
2116289
This product is instant. It was not effective for blueberry pie, not sure about how it would work for syrup.
1322615
I can think of no reason you could not. It would blend we'll & I find it to not have a strong flavor. Hope this helps.
1982719
During boiling of the maple syrup, we use only a sparing amount of organic vegetable oil to control foaming in the evaporator. We do not use synthetic defoamers. I copied this from their website. This was pertaining to the organic syrup. You can go to the website and check it out for yourself if you would like. I hope this was helpful
1979764
Yes you can. It can also be used for soap and other things. I think there might be some videos on YouTube about it.
1736725
Freeze-dried syrup is flash frozen and then all water removed. It's maple waiting to be reconstituted with water. Lack of water and no air inside allows long term storage. No added sugar, certainly.
1486516
A little syrup goes a long way. Unless you want other flavors or are serving hundreds of people right off the bat, I would say no. These syrups are good, and I love the pour spouts they come with. That being said, you can also do an internet search for DIY syrup. I used an easy recipe that is basically Kool-Aid, sugar, and water. It worked just as well. I put it in a food grade squirt bottle for serving. The squirt bottle doesn't work quite as well as the pour spout, but only by the smallest margin. Hope that helps.
1929815
It would be difficult to say because the package doesn't come with much information. We use this to add maple flavor rather than to make syrup.
227253
SJES,Our Syrups are a lot thicker than regular flavoring syrups so while they can be used for snow cones, it may necessary to do some experimenting. Like Heather B said, adding the syrup to another liquid (water) might liquefy and dilute it slightly to make it an amazing snow cone topping. However this was not the intended purpose for these syrups, and they are very concentrated, so be patient and have fun with the experimenting process! Hope this helps!All the Best,Michelle MerryAmoretti Customer Service
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Not sure about syrup (unless it is thin), I use them to filter used motor oil for reuse in my chainsaw. They are made of paper with the plastic micron mesh at the bottom.
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.