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	<title>Comments on: Our Maple Syrup = Strong</title>
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		<title>By: Kelly</title>
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		<description>Reader question. I just started sugaring this year. I have looked at library and have a &quot;maple mentor&quot; but can&#039;t seem to filter out the sand on the bottom on my own. One book from library said to make filter/cheesecloth hot with water before filtering and then filter/can. I did this with one batch and it looks great, but all of this lumpy sugar stuff was left behind on the filter. So I have been just dry filtering with several different materials, and now they all leave the sand at the bottom. What else can I try and was the library book right? Hot water on the filter? It just seemed to be leaving behind an awful lot of things on the filter.
Thanks
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Thanks</p>
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