How to Get Sap and Syrup from Maple Trees

Finding and Tapping Maple Trees

Maple Logs, Maple Wood, Sappy Maple Log, and Sappy Maple Wood are the wood blocks you need. Sappy Maple Log and Sappy Maple Wood are the sap-bearing variants. Break or chop these to collect them, then process them to extract sap.

Turning Sap into Syrup

Use a Sap Bottle to hold the sap you collect. From sap you can produce a Syrup Bottle through processing. Syrup Bottle is the finished sweetener used in cooking recipes such as Pancake and Pumpkin Bread.

Using Sap and Syrup

Once you have a Syrup Bottle, combine it with other ingredients to make Pancake and Pumpkin Bread. Sap Bottle itself is also a standalone item you can store or use in recipes. Keep a stack of Sap Bottles on hand if you plan to cook in bulk, since each Pancake and Pumpkin Bread recipe consumes syrup.

Maple Wood Building Blocks

While you are harvesting sap, you also get the full maple wood set: Maple Planks, Maple Slab, Maple Stairs, Maple Fence, Maple Fence Gate, Maple Door, Maple Trapdoor, Maple Button, Maple Pressure Plate, Maple Sign, Maple Wall Sign, Maple Hanging Sign, Maple Wall Hanging Sign, Maple Ladder, Maple Chest, Trapped Maple Chest, Maple Bookshelf, Chiseled Maple Bookshelf, and Maple Beehive. Maple Leaves come in red, orange, and yellow variants, each with a matching Maple Leaf Carpet and Pile of Maple Leaves. Saplings match each leaf color: Maple Sapling, Red Maple Sapling, Orange Maple Sapling, and Yellow Maple Sapling, plus Potted versions of each. Use the woodworks:sawmill on Maple Logs and Maple Planks to cut the full family of shapes efficiently.