How to Get Sap and Syrup from Maple Trees

Finding and Tapping Maple Trees

Maple trees grow from Maple Saplings, Orange Maple Saplings, Red Maple Saplings, and Yellow Maple Saplings. Leaves match their sapling color: Maple Leaves, Orange Maple Leaves, Red Maple Leaves, and Yellow Maple Leaves. When you break or harvest a Maple Log or Maple Wood, some logs generate as Sappy Maple Log and Sappy Maple Wood.

Turning Sap into Syrup

Process Sappy Maple Log or Sappy Maple Wood to obtain Sap Bottle. Smelt, campfire-cook, or smoke a Sap Bottle to turn it into Syrup Bottle. Syrup Bottle is the key ingredient for Pancake and Pumpkin Bread recipes.

Using Sap and Syrup

Keep Sap Bottle on hand for crafting and Syrup Bottle for food recipes. Pancake and Pumpkin Bread both use Syrup Bottle. If you want a renewable supply, plant Maple Saplings, Orange Maple Saplings, Red Maple Saplings, and Yellow Maple Saplings, grow them into trees, and harvest the Sappy Maple Log and Sappy Maple Wood that appear.