According to Buddy the Elf, the fourth and most natural (least processed) of the elves’ food groups is syrup.
Judging by the movie scenes, it’s maple syrup — that’s what people mean when they say syrup. It doesn’t need additional description unless it’s not maple.
And while some states to the north of Ohio have a reputation for great syrup, Southwest Ohio is no slouch. There are a number of local producers available. Starting soon or now is the time to begin tapping maple trees and collecting syrup. While I’ve never done it, it’s something within the reach of anyone with access to some maple trees, some basic tools and some time, at least according to the Ohio State Extension Office and the internet.
Check out details and a list of events here: Events highlight the local maple syrup making process
Feb. 14: Maple Celebration and Backyard Bird Count at Armco Park: warrencountyparks.com
Feb. 21: Maple Sugaring for Beginners at Caesar Creek: ohiodnr.gov
Feb. 21: Maple Sugaring at Carriage Hill Metro Park" metroparks.org
March 14: 59th Annual Maple Syrup Festival at Hueston Woods: ohiodnr.gov
Hobby maple syrup production: ohiomaple.org/documents/Hobby-Maple.pdf
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