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Who likes
 Honey in tea, on biscuits, rolls etc.? It's delicious! |
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Who likes Honey in tea, on biscuits, rolls etc.? It's delicious! I do.  
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On porridge and fruit too..
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Dip a banana in honey, superb, especially with a coffee.
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Ricola honey herb drops for coughs is the Best !!
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A man once offered to do something interesting with it !
 Cannot post what ! Lol |
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I regularly have one cup of coffee per day sweetened with honey. The rest of the day, it's tea with brown sugar.
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I like to have it in tea and to sweeten peanut butter when I make chocolate peanut butter cups. :)
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I forgot, I have some Manuka honey! Gonna have it on some toast tomorrow If I have time to get a fire going, what with all this rain n all. Fire roasted toast is the best.
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The benefit of Manuka and similar "anti-bacterial" honeys is gained in topical use on skin problems. Eating it gives no medicinal benefit, but tastes OK.
I'd eat a more tasty variety myself; the manuka will keep for years/decades. |
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Honey is the only food that doesn't spoil.
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Edited by
darkowl1
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Fri 03/13/20 07:25 AM
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The benefit of Manuka and similar "anti-bacterial" honeys is gained in topical use on skin problems. Eating it gives no medicinal benefit, but tastes OK. I'd eat a more tasty variety myself; the manuka will keep for years/decades. Well................................................................................ ................................................................................ ..................yes.... it does those things....and it's expensive! but it's all I got............and, I'm in the middle of the desert and the nearest store is ridiculously far for just desert-flower honey.. about two days walk.... so I'm eatin it.   but I'm not eating all of it.
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