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Drill and Taps
Containers
Stock Pot
Thermometer
Filters
100
Piece used to reach the flowing sap.
What is a drill?
100
Buckets that collect the sap as it flows out of the tree.
What are collection buckets?
100
Recommended depth for pots for larger operations.
What is larger than 8 inches deep?
100
Can record temperatures between 200 and 230 degrees.
What is a candy thermometer?
100
Removes sugar sand and other unwanted materials from sap.
What is a filter?
200
Piece that goes on a drill and must be same size as the tap.
What is a drill bit?
200
Recommended material for a bucket.
What is plastic?
200
Pot that boils down sap.
What is a stock pot?
200
Allows you to monitor the temperature.
What is a thermometer?
200
Could be made from synthetic materials or wool.
What is a filter?
300
Piece that ensures the sap flows into the collection bucket.
What is a tap?
300
Cover on the buckets to keep rain and debris out.
What is a lid?
300
Should be larger than quantity of sap to prevent boiling over.
What is a stock pot?
300
Largest producer of maple syrup.
What is Quebec?
300
Items that should not be used to filter sap.
What are cheesecloth and coffee filters?
400
5/16" or 7/16" in size.
What is the recommended size for the drill bit?
400
Alternative solution to using buckets for collection.
What is a special sap bag?
400
To hold larger amounts of sap before cooking.
What is a storage tank?
400
What boils the maple syrup.
What is a heat source?
400
Year the maple leaf flag was adopted by Canada.
What is 1965?
500
Another term for tap.
What is a spile?
500
Temperature containers for finished product should withstand.
What is 185 degrees?
500
Measures syrup density.
What is a hydrometer?
500
The weight of one gallon of maple syrup.
What is 11 pounds?
500
The US state that makes the most maple syrup.
What is Vermont?