I can't remember what I sent Here are the scents she makes, might be able to match it to the list. Lavender, Nettle, Pure tallow, Orange, Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, Peppermint, Honeysuckle, Orange clove, Beer soap, Apple bourbon, Kentucky bourbon, Lilac. NEW: coffee

I sent @CryptoCloaks syrup already for Holiday giveaway b/c I ran out by June last year. Hard to look ahead, but if you would like some for Thanksgiving or Christmas breakfasts, get it now and store in cool pantry. May want to get a few new glass bottles for Christmas gifts. And I bet Moms/Wives would love it for Mothers day.

It's true. message me here or email me [email protected] for XMR invoice. or check it out on XMRbazaar. search "syrup" or "soap" #XMR #monero

Dado que ambos somos aficionados, no buscamos escalar ni crecer como negocio. Esto nos brinda una oportunidad adicional para acumular BTC y abrirnos a una comunidad interesada en comprar con bitcoin.

Guys, mother's day is approaching. My sister Sarah's tallow soap is perfect for mom or wife. Get the regular cut bars for her, and a few BTC ones for you. You're mom or wife will be amazed. My sister originally made it for herself b/c of sensitive skin. It is amazing stuff. Message me or read all about her soap on her square site https://sarahs-soap.square.site/ but I handle all her bitcoin sales.

And wait till you try them both. (just not together)

No I meant 80% of people that tried my syrup just to buy something with bitcoin, return as customers just for the syrup. I keep all the bitcoin. 5th year BTC sales.

There is. Try my new site to pay with BTC, or DM for a BTC invoice or other options. https://www.takemysats.com/mapletrade-maple-syrup

Unbelievable, my half gallons are sold out. 1 month. Quarts, pints, and GLASS left.(8, 12, 16, 32 Oz glass) Never let people tell you bitcoin circular economy doesn't work. I had people 5 yrs ago buy syrup with BTC just to try buying something. 80% return just for the syrup. #bitcoin #circular economy #foodstr #homestead

I did some gallons early on. Didn't get rid of them. As a hobbyist, and not an industrial maple producer/packer, I wouldn't have enough to get to my growing number of customers. I can't scale my hobby. If I did, the syrup wouldn't be the same. Not many producers boiling outside over open fire have enough to sell besides their family. Industrial maple is much different.

Same as last year?

It is usually the Time of the Season. Early in the season when it's cold, the sap gets boiled with almost no bacterial growth. As a season goes on and it warms a little bacteria can grow in the sap, the bacteria eats the sucrose breaking it down to glucose. Glucose is more susceptible to the malliard reaction and the syrup browns more. I myself prefer the darker syrup as it has a more robust maple flavor. I get just a little bit of light syrup at the beginning of the season and it almost has a vanilla taste to it. I have enough customers, including my mother in law, that only want the light stuff.

My maple syrup in glass is a hit this year. Going fast at farmers market. It is also shipping well (my big concern), so there will be more glass next year. Also don't forget my sister Sarah's homemade tallow soap. You can get regular bars or these limited bitcoin bars. ( I can always fit them in with a order of syrup so you don't have to pay separate shipping)