2. The Science Behind Syrup

from Simple Doesn't Mean Easy · host Michelle Visser

Today we're diving deep into the many amazing reasons maple syrup is the best sweetener known to man. From antioxidants to polyphenols... we're discussing the chemical makeup of delicious maple syrup. From immune-boosting properties to anti-inflammatory properties... you seriously won't be able to get enough of this goodness after today's episode. For more information about collecting sap, making syrup, and baking with maple, you'll love my book, Sweet Maple. I also share lots about tapping here, on SoulyRested.com. The Reverse Osmosis filtering system I mentioned is totally explained here. Please join me on my blog as well as: instagram facebook pinterest youtube Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/simpledoesntmeaneasy)

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