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“I know it is a fake food they dye is maple color and put MAPLE FLAVOR in it. The real stuff is very expensive because it takes 40 gars of sap to make 1 gar. Believe it or not the less dark is more sweeter and the darker the more bitter. Ppl get the sap from a tap. To get the sweet sap it needs to get under freezing at night and above freezing in morning if it doesn’t you will still get the sap but it won’t be sweet. I hope this maple syrup article was helpful to some ppl!”
Animals!!🐘🐋🐕🐎🦘 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/18/19
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“While there is some good information here and there, these guys come off as food snobs who have this superiority complex. Their personalities ruin this podcast.”
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United States of America ·
02/22/18
“I like this podcast a lot and take the mystery out of reading food labels and have some very interesting topic on some says and healthy fat percentage I wouldn’t even thought of that I thought were actually h healthy and it helps eating cleaner. Ican’t wait for the next one…”
Pommymommy01 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/31/18
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Re Podcast on supermarket survival: still can’t stand your personal lobbying, this time for Bobs Red Mill. It’s a brand I like, but I’m suspicious of your claim that you eat that oatmeal every morning. For how long? And how long will that continue. Insert a real advertisement. Don’t be...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
03/17/19
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