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Step 1
Harvest the berries (called 'drupes' or sumac 'bobs')
Step 2
Place in a large pot
Step 3
Cover with water and use your hands to agitate the water and the berries.
Step 4
Optional: Bring to a simmer and then turn off the stove
Step 5
Allow to sit for a while. (suggested 20min - 1 hour)
Step 6
Use a wooden spoon or your hands again to "smoosh" the berries
Step 7
Strain. Enjoy
Step 8
If you are able ~ and want to sweeten, I use honey or maple syrup but for those needing a little touch of sweet, I've also used alternatives like stevia
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