How to tap Birch Sap | Health benefits & a taste of spring

Tapping birch sap is one of my favorite parts of the spring. Birch sap has a very sweet taste and lots of health benefits, and it has been a part of the nordic tradition for hundreds of years.
Back in time, they said "drinking marrow into the bones" about drinking birch sap. It was a way of regaining energy after a long cold winter. Sometimes, they even gave it to the livestock, to give the cows, goats and horses some extra energy.
It contains minerals and vitamins like calcium, potassium, magnesium, manganese and sugar. And also proteins, amino acids and enzymes.
In this video I show you step by step how I do when I tap birch sap. The sap can only be tapped in the early spring for about 3-4 weeks. From when the snow and the frozen ground has melted, until the first leaves starts to bloom. Depending on where you live it might differ a lot. In the south of Sweden it's around march-april, and where I live in the north of Sweden it is usually the beginning of may until the end of may.
For many of you (if you even have birch trees where you live) it might already be to late. But I hope that you feel inspired to try it out next spring or whenever you get a chance.
I hope you liked the video!
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[@__seeker__]

I’m laying here dying from pigging out on pizza, watching this Swedish forest fairy be all healthy and responsible....

[@rachelwoods6773]

What type of pizza?

[@markazain8996]

Marko dude you stole my name

[@godiskungen27]

Nandi the Bull Hey man im in Sweden eating pizza tapping a b tch im not there either

[@babydolphin2423]

Nandi the Bull u fat American

[@babydolphin2423]

look at my neck , look at my jet , you ain’t got enough money to pay me respect 💁‍♀️

[@BootyBot]

"Harold, that weird lady is drilling holes in all our trees again"

[@tommyreusse3858]

lmao

[@trash_atlife2439]

Psssst... I love u. ⊙.☉

[@nadiaabdullahi5993]

How is it weird?

[@felixc3719]

@@nadiaabdullahi5993 fucking tree vampire how is it not weird

[@IceTeaElias]

@@felixc3719 It's not weird in Sweden

[@angelous7774]

This kind of life is what I imagined God had in mind for humanity, not the stressful, violent, consuming, exhausting, selfish, self centered one we live in crowded cities full-on Vanity, fakeness and pollution.

[@kamillyjunker1923]

Yes!!

[@abhinavthebest1529]

I hope I can get there someday.

[@pierrelemagnifique205]

If you believe in god you’re a child

[@MysticleMonster]

Sorry to disappoint you. Life a few hundred / a few thousand years go wasn't as chill as you think. It was certianly alot less peaceful than you imagine it.

[@sakurahirawa]

@@pierrelemagnifique205 that’s rude. You should be respectful of other peoples beliefs. However, you arnt. If you ever need to talk or anything just to get things off your chest, or for advice I can help. But I encourage you to get actual professional help, and not use being an ass over the internet as a stress reliever. If anything, think before you speak? I’m not mad or anything, I’m actually quite calm. Just trying to help and see the deeper meaning. Try to understand you better. I don’t really understand people who are rude and don’t think of the consequences. So I try to understand. Feel free to give me any feedback! :D

[@Sin_Higurashi]

All in favor of moving to the woods to revert back to nature, say, "Aye."

[@mattbutler3947]

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[@abc-qh5fc]

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[@furrycraft6797]

Aye

[@maxsfirsthandsoldier1080]

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[@yoohoo1230]

She's Swedish, of course she looks, and acts like a Viking fairy goddess.

[@eliarosseland4924]

All Nordics do. But of course mostly us Scandinavians ;)

[@yoohoo1230]

Elia Rosseland: why thank you.

[@CosmicBassOfDoom]

SweetSecrets because she’s pagan like vikings and so are my family I believe in nature

[@drianif8373]

Omg that's what I ve been looking for in the comments

[@tahiyoungtamou986]

so thats what a Fairy goddess Viking look like

[@mirac_]

I have a strange feeling that she made the rope herself and i don't know why

[@okdude3670]

and used a plastic straw

[@basurapanda328]

You can buy twine like that lol

[@allenvalentine8368]

Why not, she can do many challenging things.

[@2005adde]

@@okdude3670 Wow, it's not like you can use it again next spring! 😮

[@okdude3670]

@@2005adde dont tell me you actually think she saved 1 plastic straw for the whole year. Okay nature girl...

[@jedhed2376]

I tapped my first tree last night, here in Alaska and by the next morning my mason jar was full of crystal clear, ice cold goodness, just like you described. It was amazing and I drank the whole thing. Thank you for teaching me this wonderful thing. Bless you, Jonna. You are a powerfully inspirational spirit who is a much needed breath of fresh air.

[@maddy4877]

Is it refreshing? Idk if we can do this here in America but it sounds very refreshing indeed

[@louiseskip3488]

I hope you didn't hurt the tree. Not being rude, but I heard there is a special technique as your actually bleeding the tree.

[@georgewashington7444]

Umm? Alaska = America

[@tiktokcancerous9974]

@@louiseskip3488 drilling into birch will kill it guarenteed.

[@mylovexavier]

@@maddy4877 yes, you can, I have a neighbor here in Illinois that does this and collects soooo much she shares with all her neighbors from only 2 trees

[@mysteriousokapi4564]

I live in Alaska, and I remember being taught how to tap birch trees for sap in elementary school. Probably for science class, but we were allowed to taste it, and I remember it vividly. It’s absolutely refreshing and lovely... I’m so ready for spring!

[@anti-thesis1]

Same here in Russia except my grandmother does the job as a kid I used to help her collect as many saps as i can to prepare for the winter we also use it as supplement if any sickness happens in our family back then.. I feel so much nostalgia

[@RekUzumaki]

She’s actually just a Druid disguising as a human so she can teach us the importance of nature.

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790]

Druids are people, you know.

[@izzybella4414]

Funny Potato A Druid is something like a god/goddess I believe. But, I think a dryad could also work? Lol

[@RekUzumaki]

TheNamelessName That’s what they want you to believe. ;)

[@brucenguyen1595]

All of us have a "Druid in disguise", or "the Higher Self" as I prefer to call it. To some, they're naturally displayed, others have to find them through spiritual practices, and the rest - sadly, also is the majority of mankind - live off their lives destroying The Great Mother, without knowing that they were also a part of Her.

[@plutonium09]

Druids are human? Like it’s a religion lol

[@back2paranormal]

I've got this sudden craving to drink some Birch sap?

[@Naughtystimpy]

I wanna drink some bitch sap

[@Notimotl]

@@Naughtystimpy i dont, but is this mabel syrup but its an other trhee

[@MustObeyTheRules]

Nöti yep, exact same concept.

[@Btilaf]

Me too!

[@iamf6641]

@@Naughtystimpy yess some pussy suirt taste better

[@yvettejanssen3202]

Jag har just flyttat till Sverige. Tack så mycket för informationen om 'tapping birch sap'! Jag ska försöka på våren!

[@sumanchaudhury8949]

I’m from a small village town in India. Another place in the earth which procure and preserve nature and its beauty. I can very well understand that it’s all same wherever you go.. people are all same. Love the way you live with nature. My English is not so good but I hope I was able to express my immense passion towards the love for nature.

[@mikte]

*_If Minecraft didn't exist, I probably wouldn't know what a birch tree is._*

[@user-sb9mv3yn4p]

Same tho And bed rock

[@J-R-2000]

ah iz it yjou, ze counzel of watehr shjeep? I zhought yjou've been ovehrthrown by ze counzel of beetz!

[@justfurryofficial1349]

No... just no... 🤦‍♂️

[@verapetrova2372]

@@justfurryofficial1349 Yes...just yes...

[@pot4017]

now that's something impressive

[@sabarasa4910]

Her: I drink tree juice and balance stones Me: *can hardly walk*

[@brallex]

You made my day

[@swaelee4686]

*stumbles over own feet*

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790]

Is this a disabled thing or some weird joke?

[@swaelee4686]

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790 no its a joke over how clumsy people including i can be.......calm down...

[@santiagodominguez2522]

And she takes freezing could shower and you probably take a hot shower in winter.

[@aliciaj6848]

I am drinking birch sap right now 😍 taken from our own birch, have already gotten two bottles in a couple of hours!

[@sodanapalliyaasmin9953]

Woow....

[@khushisharma3681]

What's the taste of it?

[@natsuelric2139]

This woman is a LEGEND!! Her voice is so calming and she just seems like a total forest queen. Respect!! 👏👏👏

[@RajOhYeah]

Lady : Do it without hurting the tree **takes out a drilling machine**

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Lol right

[@torako4411]

"Drilling machine" lol

[@crazyhydraful]

... lastly nails the hole too!

[@ArtifiSir]

Meanwhile... Woodpeckers!

[@jessie_5345]

Diyanira TBM-Gaming LoL, there’s a woodpecker that goes to my house all the time I wake up every day at 5:00 am to hear the sounds of the woodpecker chipping on the side of my window. I don’t want to get rid of it or harm it though

[@Damnjeffeessoon]

*Sorry to all trees ive stabbed.. with my lego sword, during my young age* dident know they could provide holy water

[@zageous]

lmao

[@matthewreeves8989]

it’s so kind of you to apologize for the fatalities you’ve caused. Very mature of you.

[@fpsdovah2572]

Matthew Reeves fatalities lmao 🤣

[@lesley-chan8686]

Now ur a demon.666 likes xd

[@ai-bugged]

@@matthewreeves8989 yeah doing that in a comment section 😆

[@jillossotron8163]

I just realised i'm living in the same country as this woman.

[@AlexLvna]

I'm so jealous...

[@ayjfr88]

What! That's so cool! Jealous!

[@hellothere6117]

Go live like her

[@mofo6907]

Does it look anything like this place where you live?

[@chevyvet69]

So what are you doing don't just sit there

[@vidhiarya]

There is nobody more I am more jealous of, I wish I could see the nature at such a beautiful stage. This sounds and looks so fulfilling!

[@gaetandenis9672]

Lady : "it’s wonderful to collect a full bottle of birch sap and drink it under the trees" Birch, in silent : "SHE DRINK OUR BLOOD !!!!"

[@iamf6641]

actually shes just stealing their food or hydration. tree blood is glue white in color

[@lorenzoterribile3953]

"WE DRINK YOUR BLOOD WHEN THE MIDNIGHT SLY IS REEED"

[@Seagull780]

@@iamf6641 What do you think the function of blood is? Admittedly Phloem is a better analogue for blood than xylem because its main function is sugar transport but still, a liquid used for nutrient transport sounds a lot like blood

[@iamf6641]

@@Seagull780 please as if i listen in science class. its like blood of the tree whoa get it?

[@iamf6641]

@@Seagull780 oh yeah yeah gayshit nonsense

[@123nohamdle]

Now there's gonna be a bunch of hippies poking holes in trees

[@rickey5353]

Looked like one of those illegal, Plastic Straws ! Busted.

[@Competitive_Antagonist]

They already get the reputation of being tree huggers. Now things are getting a bit more intimate.

[@peterah7957]

Is that a euthanism!

[@sablon3123]

hey dumbass, hippies have been doing that for time and Memorial, if you knew more about hippies, you realize that! instead of what you think you know (which is nothing)!

[@bipolatelly9806]

"hippies"?!?! What year is it? Why wouldn't they? Why wouldn't you?

[@supershasha]

She's the amalgamation of a pure souled human being. I love her energy.

[@SG-dk3nf]

Caring about nature so lovingly and respectfully, no greed.

[@malfunctionnnn]

imagine living a life like this

[@malfunctionnnn]

@Phil Low of course everyone deals with everyday things like taxes and such, but what I meant was how great it would be to live in her little village surrounded by trees. She's much more in touch with nature than most of us, and I admire that.

[@donaldmacleod7808]

@@malfunctionnnn I love being in the woods so peacefull the city will drive you crazy!!!

[@j_lemy]

@Phil Low Dear Phil, this is a very real way of living. Many people here actually believe this kind of lifestyle to be superior to the "modern" lifestyle in many ways, as do I. I don't know how your thoughts work but I do know that I live in Finland (neighbour of Sweden) and nature is a big part of our culture. We love the pure nature and respect it. I go to high school but I also obtain my food from the nature. I fish almost every day, grow veggies, collect berries and mushrooms and sometimes I hunt. I don't worry about third world things and I don't include people who complain about car payments into my life. I live a simple and balanced life as half a part of nature. If I run out of food and for some reason don't have time to go and get some, I don't eat. I rarely go to supermarkets for food. It is all real, people in so-called full 3rd world countries are often blind to this and some, like you, don't even think this kind of lifestyle exists in 2019. I hope my reply gave you some insight into the world as you know it. All the best, Cake

[@jays5926]

malfunction and the devil Bruh since when is living in Sweden living in village

[@BearOnKeys]

malfunction and the devil surprised she still hasn’t connected with her higher self

[@livsweetdreams]

I hug my victims while drinking their blood too

[@Bayen737]

LIV MARIE ok

[@Ngwaaaron]

Next time when you are eating vegetables, please know that the victims (vegetables) are crying. How about that for a logic.

[@portgasdann3389]

mood

[@livsweetdreams]

@@Ngwaaaron Dear random person on KZbin, I was practising shock humour not preaching a vegan tree hugging religion with a holier than thou attitude. ps saying (for a logic) is incorrect use of English one should rather say (for logic ) sincerely have a wonderful day :)

[@basurapanda328]

LIV MARIE if it grows it’s alive sweety try that on for size ✌️😄

[@Pandulaos]

Jonna, thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything that you sharing with us on youtube. You make this Planet a better place 🌍🌏🌎💜💛💖

[@delf2731]

I've been trying to connect more with the nature. I live in a city so it's not so easy to get somewhere where there are no sounds of people or cars. I definitely want to try this someday. Videos like these give me peace of mind.

[@AM-xe4iq]

Nobody: KZbin: Here’s some videos that will make you want to go live in the Woods in Sweden with this lady right here.

[@davidmontes6522]

When I first found her channel and saw the places she was in, I REALLY wanted to live there.

[@davidmontes6522]

Also, I have never heard of birch sap, but it looks like beautiful clean pure water. I kinda wanna try it.

[@ZuhalAkay]

haha so true

[@Burevestnik45]

@@davidmontes6522 it's not like water, it's kindof sweet and sour

[@zeehondje1000]

@@davidmontes6522 Me too!

[@user-kx2zv7tg3u]

She is like a girl from the Viking times that found a time machine and now makes a channel to tell us things that we forgotten with time

[@TANGOLO123456]

I belive that....

[@BrightwhiteWolf]

She’s anwesome and beautiful

[@khanrashid746]

Absolutely right

[@SwedishTourist]

I think I’ve found my new happy place 🥰 Deeply moved by all of this. It makes me want to enjoy nature without headphones, to close all social media apps and just be outside. It kind of reminds me of how it was when I used visited my grandparents berore the 2000’s, before digitalization went this far. Extremely thankful.

[@martigrobecker5184]

You are just an amazing woman - you are like this magical guardian of nature who spreads so much joy and enlightenment. Thank you dear Jonna. May God bless you always and forever!

[@avab33]

She’s making me want to put on a cloak, get a basket, and go forage for medicinal herbs.....

[@jadew4677]

Ikr same

[@avab33]

@@jadew4677 haha

[@whitealliance9540]

"Medicinal herbs" lmao You must be talking about the marijuanas

[@aa-hv7rq]

Then do it, you can do research on medicinal and edible foraging in your area, find the closet place you can hike, and breath in the essence of nature and do it

[@thefbiagentbehindurscreen5390]

@@whitealliance9540 well most plants have medicinal properties (even dandelions), you just have to know what parts and how to use it.

[@the.reel.mccoy.]

I'm no mathematician, but according to my calculations, this woman is the coolest lady on the planet.

[@raic3283]

Mine too

[@amateurmeteorologist7365]

Isn't she wonderful 😍

[@mabellinck6005]

Yes she is!

[@ayjfr88]

Calculations are kind of off she's actually a fairy goddess

[@the.reel.mccoy.]

@@ayjfr88 She can be my fairy goddess. I'll take my three wishes whenever it's convenient.

[@user-kf9ze2et7v]

I know this is well known in Eastern Europe and Baltics, interesting to see Swedish do this also. Greetings from Russia.

[@nikolay_montana1984]

Greetings from the Urals (Russia). Birch sap is delicious, the taste of spring. If you choose a birch closer to the water, say near a river or lake, then there is so much juice that a whole bucket runs in one night.

[@k-vy5nt]

Us people are too far gone. She is a very rare human who is not too far gone

[@kawaii8389]

She should inspire all these FUCKING IDIOTS such as me to become one with the earth once more

[@juliawho3896]

Look the chinese girl up! Shes great

[@Declan_Moriarty]

Never are we too far gone, only have we gone too far. There is always hope.

[@pinrayi7909]

@@juliawho3896 liziqi Chinese girl? Ahh she is living in a paradise and yet she works all her work herself

[@TheReck12]

Ah yes let me tap my birch tree outside for sap, then I can say I am one with the earth

[@nordfresse]

Swedish Lady: "Birch sap gives you lots of energy and healthy vitamins and minerals when spring comes..." Birch: "I know"

[@amirkarim8501]

nordfresse how is the taste ? Does it taste anything?

[@alexander619]

@nordfresse are you german?😂😂😂

[@arseniiiudin3969]

Amir Karim it’s a bit sweet

[@rynfornow3411]

Amir Karim she said it tastes sweet and fresh.

[@nordfresse]

None of you guys are getting my point are you?

[@alexanderdean8682]

I bought a bottle of birch sap in my local little grocery store yesterday. (Yeah, in Latvia you can buy it in shops or markets). It was on the verge of starting to ferment, but I put it in the freezer. Now I'm drinking ice cold birch sap and watching this video. Birch sap is great!

[@lkrnpk]

As a Latvian I hear you sister, we are so similar in many regards even though the Iron curtain kept us seperate

[@lkrnpk]

@Wiktor Wyroba yeah but I speak Swedish, have lived for a long time in Sweden and we celebrate Midsummer in Latvia and do all these things she does in the video :D

[@lkrnpk]

@Wiktor Wyroba i couldn't care less about genes

[@sandraraituma]

@Wiktor Wyroba You are wrong. Historically (1629-1721) parts of Estonia and Latvia belonged to Sweden. Some people have distant Swedish ancestors, myself included. So you can say us Latvians are a mix of many nationalities - Germans, Russians, Swedes etc. Even our looks - grey-blue eyes and blond hair - that is considered very Latvian - also is very similar to how we think typical Scandinavian people look. There is no one "clean" nationality in this part of Europe.

[@ivansalamon7028]

@Marcin Brzeziński what a daft, narrow minded, loaded and clearly supremacist way of thinking, she shut you up good when she said she doesn't care about genes. Slavic and Baltic people are no more related to Arabian people genetically than Germans are, that is a falsehood. One half decent foray into haplogroup research will easily tell you this. Its pure nonsense, so from your attitude and words I can safely assume you are a triggered supremacist. And they absolutely are not only closer, but the most closely related ethnic group in Europe, genetically and culturally, outside of other Germanic groups and perhaps Celts, which the Germans are closer to than Slavs. So your comparison that Slavs are like "the Indians to japanese" is not only ridiculous, it shows your intent to otherize and put one ethnic group over the other according to historical, man made prestige. You have to be a daft idiot to compare Indians, which are Indo-European, and a different race, to be equally as different to the Japanese as Germans are to Slavs. That the Slavs are as different to the Japanese as the Chinese are to Japanese would be a much more earnest, fair and accurate comparison. As for the Iranian connection, there is evidence that suggests slavs might share a link with Scytho-Sarmatians, Alans, Ossetians etc or diverged from their common ethnic group that preceded them at one point. Yet these are also murky waters and the evidence isn't clear or simple. The origins of Slavs is a hotly debated topic with no clear answers, yet you answer as if you have it all figured out and neatly, very simplistically put together. There is absolutely no evidence that the Slavs are less similar to Germans than they are to Iranians either. What is likeliet is that they are the indo European link between the two. Give me any evidence to suggest they are genetically closer to Iranians, I'd love to see it. But I assume from the rest of the ignorant dogshit that you compiled into answers that I will be seeing no such evidence, in which case you are better of keeping quiet, for you only spread misinformation.

[@pinkksoda1761]

this girl living in the frozen movie while im just sitting on my bed farting and eating chips

[@miguelikoazo]

i ugly laughed at this for 3 minutes straight

[@iwanttoeatyoursocks2123]

Tree Toxic relatable...

[@johnl.8616]

Thats funny

[@daveolson5042]

that was good

[@ShArp_MK]

Lmfao

[@bal5007]

Time to tap some birch sap in my minecraft world.

[@bluemoonpanther6337]

I wish I could taste birch sap one day ❤️ Thanks for this soul calming video ❤️

[@AleksandraBessmertnykh]

So, after 4 years I have finally caught the right time in my country to try collecting birch sap on my own, and it is a success! It tastes like spring 🌿 Thank you for inspiring!

[@ishiidanne8922]

She's like the europe version of that chinese girl whos a super woman

[@masterjennifer4549]

Does she have a channel?

[@edenrolbin8671]

Master jennifer I think she talks about liziqi (I hope i spelled it right), here is her channel kzbin.info/door/oC47do520os_4DBMEFGg4A

[@greenforests6239]

What

[@fmkyeet404]

Omg yes! Your right

[@SDM17RG]

Liziqi!!

[@sabbatagelive]

I refuse to believe this woman is anything less than a Druid.

[@darylpadecio9572]

I guess you got that from Adventure of Merlin 😹

[@sabbatagelive]

D’ Real nah I just play a lot of dungeons and dragons.

[@charlottecannon8094]

Could be. But Druids are from various countries....namely Britain, France, Middle East etc...., but who knows....maybe. she certainly exhibits a mixing of faiths and lifestyle in her videos...., between Christian and Pagan. Agree with you.

[@yaxifromeast1989]

Druid ,,play the game world of warcraft

[@victoriameharg]

D’ Real yup

[@simplelife5956]

Elder sister love from india.west bengal.i feel a deep peace after seeing your videos ❤️

[@sergeyyukhno9324]

I am living in Ukraine. I help my granddad get birch sap every spring. It's very tasty

[@naoueshima]

I was born in Belorussia and one of my earliest childhood memories is that of a big jar, almost overflowing, tied to the huge birch at my Grandparents dacha. It tastes fresh, sweet, with a dash of citrus. Lovely. My Grandma knows her plants, so every spring and summer we collected birch sap, birch leaves (they were put in alcohol and must have had some antiseptic properties), nettle (you can make delicious soup out of that) and linden blossoms (you dry them, the tea from the dried linden blossoms is sooo fragrant and delicious). Thank you for reminding me.

[@Sun-Soul]

🧡

[@audeblueberry-dany2620]

It looks nice 😍 thank you for sharing your memories 💖

[@adadidthat]

I want to save this comment. This is just the type of comment I look for.

[@stargirl7646]

This sounds lovely and makes me wish I could go plant gathering with your grandma too 😊

[@naoueshima]

@@stargirl7646 It was fun! Linden are very high trees and my Grandma is rather small (she is around 1m54 or 5′ 0), so to be able to get to the branches and collect the blossoms we always used very high tech equipment, such as my skipping rope, hahaha. So imagine this: one short, old, but very feisty lady and a little determined girl, jumping like crazy, laughing the whole time, while trying to "fish" for the branches. Good times. :)

[@yasminout]

I love seeing her doing this kind of things, she's considerate towards the tree too. She's filming the life I want but can't have right now, so it's inspiring and beautiful at the same time.

[@quinka2]

@yasmin ah, but you can have that life you want Yasmin! You just have to make the decision and stick with it!

[@karmakali9519]

I resonate so deeply. I long for a more natural and simple life, immersed in Nature. I do, however, right now, have birch trees in my backyard so I am learning to make the most of what I have available. This was incredibly informative.

[@emmafoster1046]

I love the way she secures the hole with a stick xxxx

[@emmafoster1046]

@DGTasdiq we certainly cant ho to Sweden x

[@yasminout]

@@quinka2 Oh I will. I have no doubt. But first I need to save money and travel so many miles to a country like Sweden 😂. And it will take time, but I'm totally in for it.

[@hulyatuzer314]

yarın işe gideceğim ve uyumam gerekiyor ama senin 1 vlogunu bile izlemeden yatmak istemiyorum. bana aşırı ilham veriyorsun. türkiye''den selamlar

[@kathleenarnold3739]

I have just researched American Indians and yes, I found an article on their use of birch sap! Really awesome! Thanks, Jonna, again, for this new knowledge! I am spreading the word!!🤗🤗🤗

[@caleboop1814]

nobody: youtube’s algorithm: *HERES HOW TO TAP BIRCH SAP!*

[@liannamisa8078]

caleb nobody: These people with every video they see in recommendeds:

[@shannarafryer3111]

Ikr

[@maryska5833]

i mean i’m not complaining

[@0sergey1]

This was actually relevant to my interests.

[@jungkooksrightdimple2686]

Omahgaawd the lady in the video reminds me of Luna from HP and then i see ur profile pic like 😳

[@natemarx4999]

The videos you make go beyond making Sweden and mother nature look beautiful. It makes the viewer appreciate and adore life more and more.

[@Sun-Soul]

Yessss...!

[@Recoveringred]

You said it perfectly!

[@RenayEmond]

#TRUTH

[@flowersmile123]

Nate Murdoch Agree! And it's a beautiful reminder of simplicity.

[@JeanGenie92]

Agreed! Was just thinking how much watching her videos calms me and makes me have a more positive attitude about life.

[@zarchitun2185]

You are such a lucky girl having the opportunity to stay there. Whenever I watch your vid, I feel like I'm in different world. So quiet and peaceful. I prefer to stay countryside , i'm actually a youngster and I have so many dreams in my life, though.

[@ancientfern2693]

You live the way I imagined I would live as a child. You are a living replica of the way my Barbie's played, in the wilderness.

[@MrRon1968]

The most important part in the video don't hurt the tree!..great video!

[@Sun-Soul]

Yes! 💚

[@beyondbackwater4933]

@@illjustsayit7669 the tree continues to grow and survive. Doesnt hurt it at all

[@anderspersson7084]

If you knew Birch trees you would also know that the Moose eats its branches and buds, Raw Deers eats it's lower branches, buds, and its bark, Hares eat its bark at the root level, Mice its soil roots, insects and larvae it's leaves, its bark, its wood.. etc. The Birch is a resistant tree that craves a lot of water thou, its roots can be up to 300 meters long in their searches for water, they gladly grow into your well, your gardens flowerbeds, and vegetable patch, you can also find them in your water pipes in their search for water.

[@walruslatte6080]

@@illjustsayit7669 I'd love to know just what you eat

[@vapecatgaming476]

Ron Buser she fkn drilled into the tree what are you on about?

[@foxmoon8585]

Everything you share is so refreshing, inspiring and magic!I have no words to say thanks to you!

[@ljiljanajovicic3668]

PERFECT VIDEO !!!!.....PERFECT !!!💝💝💝💝😘😘😘😘

[@hantranthingoc2732]

I usually watch videos of her every night before i go to bed. It’s so relax

[@jennistevenson796]

Thanks for this. I live in France and we have 15 acres of woodland with lots of birch trees. Will try this next Spring.

[@evatupker9284]

I always have goosebump's while watching your videos. So beautiful. Thank you for reminding us of the beauty of mother earth.

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you so very much ❤️

[@madzik2020]

Me same!!

[@Borex2]

Thanks

[@Alex-1750]

@Eva Sa Yup...goosebumps to the max

[@O-oo3uu]

Wild repulsive neanderthal

[@jessnoname1304]

*3 months from now* Friends "what are you doing?" Me "I'm drinking the treeeees"

[@robertfarnsworth3706]

Wonderful. Clearest birch sap I've ever seen. Usually a little cloudy.

[@fortunecollector]

I have a birch tree. I did not know of this. Will try in spring. Thanks

[@demar8888]

🤙🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@kheo46]

@waterside 😂😂😂😂 so tru

[@michaelbowers1902]

Excuse me Mr Supremem Leader, by " birch tree" do you mean death to America?

[@der5chamane40]

Thanks Kim, very cool

[@zageous]

Sup Kim, how's the nukes?

[@SiTang]

Still waiting for someone to bring up the plastic straw

[@joebodynobody764]

Make Birch Sap Great Again

[@thatb1h855]

you: me: *throws plastic straw into the air* pLASTIC STRAWS

[@lenz7616]

When I collect the birch sap (I'm also from Sweden) we use a pine stick that is smaller than the hole to guide the sap to the bottle :)

[@commonsenselyrics]

if she washes and reuses the plastic straw (without throwing it away) then it isn't too environmentally unfriendly

[@ella-bt8hp]

@Grish Nakh awww wow did he survive ? And was he dying because he had the pine in his nose? Or are you joking sorry hard to tell in comments sometimes if a person is joking or not.

[@msiddique1469]

Good to see, that you are living in a nice atmosphere with great memories of your 400 years elders.Far from the noisy & polluted cities with harmful gases. Village life is peaceful & healthy, people care for their surroundings & discuss their matter,s with each other.💚 💐from Pakistan. Stay blessed.👍

[@amandablevins6809]

It’s the month of “May” here right now In Ohio US I read they grow here! I can’t wait to try this I’m going to wait until the middle of April

[@palacsintacsatornaja6103]

Your channel is heaven on earth

[@jonnajinton]

Aww thank you so much!! ❤️

[@palacsintacsatornaja6103]

@@jonnajinton ❤️

[@normao1104]

Earth is haven❤☘🌼

[@smpclipsdaily7803]

“But you need to do it properly so you don’t hurt the tree” “First step:” *drill a hole into the tree*

[@avalos7902]

😭😭😭😭😭🤣

[@eunicelim6544]

Its like an injection to the tree. So it wont hurt. Me as a kid: *aAaH iTs A shArP pEn*

[@novineux1246]

well she does plug it at the end. :)

[@wethepeoplefred648]

Ouch

[@user-ep4xf2pf7v]

Вот это настоящая забота о природе! Взял как можно бережнее и поблагодарил! ♡ (ꈍᴗꈍ)

[@gregorycampbell9386]

Not gonna lie guys, I've tried fresh birch sap once like this and it was a magical experience. Its the cleanest, tastiest, and most delicious tasting water I've ever had.

[@myfavoritepointguard446]

I want to live here Simple life and with nature, far from everybody's bullshit

[@zeehondje1000]

Me too!!!!

[@MrCean]

Just do it then

[@myfavoritepointguard446]

3 more years and i will retire.

[@alinavasile1036]

I agree ☝️ @Capt.Rob Atkinson

[@zm4522]

You can’t escape your own bullshit

[@sacredkinetics.lns.8352]

Mother Nature is perfect. And deserves respect.

[@autumnspring6624]

Fabio. LNS. God created the earth. I worship the creator, not the creation. We should be good stewards of the earth.

[@FarahNathanna]

@@autumnspring6624 amen

[@sacredkinetics.lns.8352]

Autumn Spring. absolutely; God is above his creation. I deeply respect Nature for that fact.

[@punkkap]

jet fuel cant melt steel beams

[@tormendor8585]

except nature is far from perfect. perfect itself is a subjective concept, just like god.

[@edgrifola6433]

Just watched this again - awesome. I was inspired to tap birch after watching this video, three years running now. I find the birch sap a wonderful elixir of spring. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@jakebeard622]

Jonnas Videos will never get old

[@tiatokkesdal1745]

You’re extremely respectful to the trees and I whole heartedly want to say thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone! I loved your video. I tap for maple syrup every year but I’ve never drank the sap directly. Of course I’ve had sips but never a full bottle worth. I’m definitely going to try it. Also, definitely going to try tapping a Birch tree this spring as well. I’m so happy that you mentioned how to tap and how to help heal the tree. I’ve always been taught to not tap the same trees every year. So we go out in different parts of our “sugar bush” each year. Anyways. Loved your video. Miigwech for sharing! 💗

[@sniggdhajauhari]

May i please suggest the following: Before tapping the tree, please request permission from the tree. Then say a small prayer so that the tree does not feel pain and heals itself easily & quickly. After this,you can tap. All the best.

[@tiatokkesdal1745]

Sniggdha Jauhari AWESOME ADVICE! We say a prayer and thank the tree for its sap. We put down tobacco too. That’s a Native American thing.

[@backtothelandliving]

My husband and I also tap maple trees for making maple syrup. You can actually do the same process of boiling down the sap of a birch tree into birch syrup. It just has a lot lower sugar content in the sap therefore you have to boil the sap longer to make syrup then you do for turning maple sap in syrup. I would love to try making birch syrup sometime and will defiantly start drinking the sap more often from our tapped trees!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

You can also drink water from a cactus :D I haven't done that but there's a way to "tap" them as well to get the water out.

[@echofoxtrot2.051]

Maple sap is delicious. Mildly mapley, and oh so refreshing!

[@lucycay.k3123]

I can't believe this is a real life ..I feel like I m watching fairy movies

[@sugarrushbomb]

This is actually a very normal thing to do in nordic/scandinavian countries. Most people get this birch juice from their grandparents during spring, or u can even buy it from regular grocery stores. Not that ''fairy like'' and crazy but i get your perspective.

[@pocachiandpeekirivlogs]

Oh... this’s like heaven. I see only people and buildings around me

[@krrishkrrishna7735]

Yep, fairies with power tools

[@linneaa9961]

This is normal life in sweden, norway, finland.... I am today going to my cottage where's look like this

[@PrinceOfLillies]

Linn K I wish I was with you :( I love my country Australia, it’s beautiful in its own right, and our native people know how to use and treat this land, but this speaks to me in a whole different way. I also hate heat so Australia is too hot for me 😂😂 but all love 🇦🇺❤️

[@marikasaleh1567]

We do this in Canada with the maple tree :) thank you for all your videos ! It's so calming and I always feel in peace watching them 🥰

[@yttelbruinsma9503]

Love maple syrup 😋

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

You can do it with Birch trees here too!

[@crazyscott2646]

My grandfather used to make real birch beer every spring with the Maple syrup. I miss the old days! Those days are gone forever. Thanks for the memory recall. Blessings!

[@hahahahahahlol7836]

i feel like im watching a real life disney character.

[@davidmontes6522]

ME TOO!

[@mariacorreynamarimutoc9178]

She's elsa. You should watch mulan too. Liziqi's channel 😉

[@jayus2033]

Uhhhhh

[@valkahorrors13]

She reminds me of Merida from “Brave” :D

[@SeptemberHQ]

@@valkahorrors13 omg yes!!

[@viking2886]

I forget problems when I am with nature!

[@gelbweisslilaschwarz]

The world has built the stuff away from nature so you get problems, so you forget how nature is the most important part of our lives. So you think you have to BUY unnecessary stuff from a store or pay a lot for coaching or therapy, its made that way so capitalism could work. If we go back to nature and use traditional, regional stuff....80%of our problems would be solved. We would re-energize, reduce stress....we could reduce producing chemical "health supplements" and getting sick. Nature is everything we need and we need to protect it with all he have! Nature is sacred.

[@Denkie578]

Het is heerlijk in de natuur. Het is waar mensen thuis horen.

[@petter5721]

Viking eller Vekling 👍🏻

[@marvelenia6702]

@@Denkie578 Ja dat is zo maar waar vind je dat nog? Ben sinds jaren een weekje in NL geweest en ik werd helemaal gek van al het lawaai en alle mensen overal en je kunt nergens meer door een veld lopen want overal staan hekken omheen. Maar ook hier in Duitsland wordt het te vol....en nu worden we ook overal bestookt met straling door die satelieten voor g5 er is geen ontkomen meer aan.

[@harmonywilds3273]

Her videos have such amazing quality and it's very inspiring.

[@HERBALNATURAL]

Sitting infront of heater and watching this video is so calming!!! Feeling myself over there 👉 and experiencing all those beautiful tastes of forest 🌳

[@WillBlindYouWithLight]

My dad always told me of things like this. He always tells me different ways and things and plants trees and flowers to use for what. So you are now like family. He always tapped the maples and birches every spring and I would help.

[@eshwaribhorekar8849]

Just by watching her videos makes me feel I'm closer to the nature 🙂🙂

[@artsygirlmarilyn6296]

Angela me too. It’s her ethereal kindness. You come to trust her knowing she embraces pure 💕 love.

[@feliznojazz]

That's the exact feeling

[@eshwaribhorekar8849]

Very true Artsygirlmarilyn and carol gomes 😊

[@saintjackula9615]

Interesting. It is clear. When I was a kid I used to tap maples.

[@davidwear-lp5md]

Joanna You are so lucky to live that lifestyle. I have dreamed all my life about living that way. But I am a hunter and I did manage to spend 2 or 3 weeks a year in the wilderness. Which I am so very thankful. It's a good life

[@No-pp6zq]

Me: * tries this * Next day: * rains*

[@marlenen2590]

I'm going to pack my stuff and will try this this afternoon. I love this video, thank you for brightening my day once again and making my depression feel much better, Jonna. Lots of love ❤️

[@jonnajinton]

Im so glad to hear that ❤️ Good luck! And thank you for your kind words!! Sending you lots of love ❤️

[@MrNomadd]

today I tapped my first birch, the taste was magical

[@SylviaBullett]

Thank You! I have 2 birch trees and I'm going to do this. I've been enjoying drinking maple water and will ad the benefit of the birch water too!. Bless and protect our wonderful trees.

[@deletedaccount6071]

Drinking sap produces energy Stardew valley: sap makes you more tired.

[@robenkhoury7079]

lmaoo you made me smile for the first time in days 😂😂 I miss this game so much ♥️♥️♥️

[@ISEEYOU9.]

You are a real daughter of the Mother earth... Proud of being your subscriber.

[@simplyash1911]

I keep coming back to this video ever since it’s been posted. Why? It’s soo calming

[@msvegan8993]

I thank the heavens and the universe that I found your videos. Your presence is so healing in my life. May you know this x

[@fendoroid3788]

Imagine if this will be added in Minecraft 1.15 *_SATURATION 100_*

[@Lollilenaa]

Love you Jonna! Because of you, many people start to value and cherish nature again. So thank you!!

[@shaun2222]

This idea just came into my mind that tree water would be super healthy, I'm definitely doing this.

[@blurryface3021]

Her videos make nature seem Beautiful

[@Mokkor]

I just so surprised to see, that a lot of people didn't know that. Looks like it's a common thing only for those who live in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Sweden :D

[@oooooo4469]

This is the first time I’ve ever heard of it and I’m a Swede so no it’s not what common

[@KartikayKaul]

No. It happens in Kashmir, India too. I am not sure if it's birch trees but my dad's family used to do it back in the village.

[@wildrosewild]

In 🇱🇻Latvia🇱🇻 also.

[@ljubisajanic5475]

In Montenegro,Serbia,Croatia and Bosnia also

[@mikehuntsmels9680]

Canada but its maple trees, we do syrup with it