Silk is made by silkworms (caterpillars actually) and silkworms will only eat mulberry leaves. This means that the silk farm nearby has to grow mulberry plants and they sell mulberries – a happy bi-product of silk! I had lots of mulberries in my freezer from last mulberry season (February and March), but I need to defrost my freezer, so I decided to do something with those mulberries. This syrup doesn’t need refrigeration if it’s canned properly.
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