?2024雅思聽力材料-聽力對話訓(xùn)練 32

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Hello everyone, today we're going to look at another natural food product, and that's maple syrup. What is this exactly? Well, maple syrup looks rather like clearer honey, but it's not made by bees. It's produced from the plant fluid or sap inside the maple tree, and that makes maple syrup a very natural product. 

大家好，今天我們要介紹另一種天然食品，那就是楓糖漿。這到底是什么？楓糖漿看起來更像清澈的蜂蜜，但它不是蜜蜂釀造的。它是由楓樹內(nèi)的植物汁液或樹液產(chǎn)生的，這使得楓糖漿成為一種非常天然的產(chǎn)品。

Maple syrup is a thick, golden, sweet-tasting liquid that can be bought in bottles or jars and poured onto food, such as waffles and ice cream, or used in the baking of cakes and pastries. It contains no preservatives or added ingredients and it provides a healthy alternative to refined sugar.

楓糖漿是一種濃稠、金黃、味道甜美的液體，可以裝在瓶子或罐子里購買，然后倒在食物上，比如華夫餅和冰淇淋，或者用于烘焙蛋糕和糕點(diǎn)。它不含防腐劑或添加成分，是精制糖的健康替代品。

Let's just talk about the maple tree itself, which is where maple syrup comes from. So, there are many species of maple tree, and they'll grow without fertilizer in areas where there's plenty of moisture in the soil. However, they will only do this if another important criterion is fulfilled, which is that they must have full or partial sun exposure during the day and very cool nights. 

我們只談楓樹本身，楓糖漿就是從那里來的。楓樹有很多種，它們在土壤水分充足的地區(qū)無需施肥就能生長。然而，只有滿足另一個重要標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，它們才會這樣做，即白天必須有充分或部分陽光照射，夜晚必須非常涼爽。

And I'll talk more about that in a minute. There are only certain parts of the world that provide all these conditions. One is Canada, and by that, I mean all parts of Canada, and the other is the northeastern states of North America. In these areas, the climate suits the trees perfectly. In fact, Canada produces over two thirds of the world's maple syrup, which is why the five-pointed maple leaf is a Canadian symbol and has featured on the flag since 1964.

稍后我會詳細(xì)討論這一點(diǎn)。世界上只有某些地區(qū)具備所有這些條件。一個是加拿大，我指的是加拿大所有地區(qū)，另一個是北美東北部各州。在這些地區(qū)，氣候非常適合樹木生長。事實(shí)上，加拿大生產(chǎn)了世界上三分之二以上的楓糖漿，這就是為什么五角楓葉是加拿大的象征，自 1964 年以來一直出現(xiàn)在國旗上。

So, how did maple syrup production begin? Well, long before Europeans settled in these parts of the world, the indigenous communities had started producing maple sugar. They bored holes in the trunks of maple trees and used containers made of tree bark to collect the liquid sap as it poured out. 

那么，楓糖漿的生產(chǎn)是如何開始的呢？其實(shí)，早在歐洲人定居這些地區(qū)之前，土著社區(qū)就已經(jīng)開始生產(chǎn)楓糖了。他們在楓樹的樹干上鉆孔，用樹皮制成的容器收集流出的液體樹液。

As they were unable to keep the liquid for any length of time – they didn't have storage facilities in those days – they boiled the liquid by placing pieces of rock that had become scorching hot from the sun into the sap. They did this until it turned into sugar, and they were then able to use this to sweeten their food and drinks. Since that time, improvements have been made to the process but it has changed very little overall.

由于當(dāng)時(shí)沒有儲存設(shè)施，他們無法長時(shí)間保存液體，因此他們將被太陽曬得滾燙的巖石放入樹液中煮沸。他們一直這樣做，直到液體變成糖，然后他們就可以用它來給食物和飲料增甜。從那時(shí)起，這一過程有所改進(jìn)，但總體上變化不大。

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