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vtddy t1_is4r4jb wrote

Possibly, or NY, NH, ME, MA, CT, RI, PA, OH, MI, or any other of the maple making states

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cobo973 t1_is55np2 wrote

Get these people some Darn Toughs! What the hell are sockwells!?

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sindach t1_is58z8m wrote

It's a mix. Some volunteers bought maple syrup from difference sources. Costco is not my personal favorite for maple syrup but it is a good value! My favorite is deep mountain maple (Vermont FTW!!!), lol. Just stating for the record. I don't think you can go wrong with any source really. Even cheap maple syrup is pretty good (provided it hasn't been watered down or doctored with something)...

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mistahboogs t1_is5j701 wrote

It's Kirkland brand, one of the labels is visible enough to tell

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sad0panda t1_is5kv0j wrote

There is no way to tell from the generic bottles of maple syrup in the photo whether or not they are actually VT syrup, as the post suggests they are. From what I can make out of the sticker it looks like it's probably something from Costco as others have stated. Could be VT syrup... or not.

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DanIsNotUrMan t1_is5x7u8 wrote

This is awesome, freedom for Ukraine. Fuck Putin

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[deleted] t1_is5zpan wrote

I hope there is a pair of Bernie’s knitted mittens in there!

I still gotta get me a pair

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BeckyKleitz t1_is66ujs wrote

I am a native Vermonter who lives in central Kentucky (because Vt is ridiculously expensive and I can't afford it)...my Amish neighbors make delicious maple syrup every spring. It's almost as good as Vermont's, but I'm lucky I have a friend up there who sends me some every couple of years. I still have half of a gallon left that he sent me in 2019!

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mistahboogs t1_is6se1a wrote

Can't tell what the red lid and black lid ones are, also one green lid with a sticker on top could be different but all the other green lids are Kirkland

Edit: two green lids with stickers are certainly not Kirkland.

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medswillgetubutsofar t1_is6xn04 wrote

I sent 10 x 16 oz bottles of Coombs Family Organic for the next batch of care packages. 📦 I didn’t send any Darn Toughs unfortunately

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KrazyKaizr t1_is7d3zf wrote

That's good brand awareness for us.

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violetk9 t1_is7ua68 wrote

For what it's worth, Darn Tough did send a couple thousand pairs (or maybe it was a few thousand pounds?) of seconds months ago if I am remembering correctly.

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sindach t1_is9zbke wrote

If you're interested, visit the subreddit where the original photo came from. There's more photos of the shipments, etc. It depends on the volunteer who bought the supplies to ship to Ukraine, they buy the syrup from different sources.

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Electrical-Bed8577 t1_isk5ro7 wrote

Sockwell are ompression, zoned, cobo9... for the paved field. Darn Tough are great for weekend hikes. These people are deep in it for a full year, with so much unknown.

If I had a back pack or tote, with unknown abode or food between the bombs, I would want those little bottles of RAGNAROK... err, RUNAMOK.

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BeckyKleitz t1_isltffa wrote

Well, I'm lucky in that I'm retired and don't have to be out amongst the 'natives' too much. I encounter them when I go grocery shopping or whatever, but rarely otherwise. We have six acres out here in the Boonies with no neighbors to speak of so I've been enjoying it.

You have to understand that I spent 32 years living in southeast Pit Of Life, I mean Alabama (off and on) so compared to that shithole state/area--Kentucky is a paradise. At least there's no fire ants and I can garden and enjoy the outside and gardening. I couldn't do that down in hell, I mean Alabama.

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