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I tried to copy the page so nobody had to click the link but my clip tray won't hold the entire article. (on mobile so it's a pita)


Interesting read about how honey is cut down but still sold as pure honey, they call it "honey laundering".

Yup. Eating imported processed food is sketchy IMO.

I remember hearing about lead laden honey on us markets about a year ago. Now I check all my food for the country of origin, which only goes so far. But at least the FDA can control manufacturing here to an extent, as seen in this article.

Near as i can tell the best honey on the planet comes from a roadside stop south of hoover dam on the way to Kingman AZ.
The guy was selling a local produced dark desert honey that was to die for.

I think this arguement extends into local sourced food and the need for more craft distillers too.

However...Canadian Honey is delicious, safe and pure too. Feel free to buy lots, we need the money now that oil is in the crapper.

and buy a new V8 SUV too.

thanks.

You are right HD that honey is pretty good. We got a couple bee farms around here that produce some outstanding stuff.

HDNB oil may be in the capper but we're still paying #^$€£@$ premium 106.9 a liter here again today.

yakattack wrote:HDNB oil may be in the capper but we're still paying #^$€£@$ premium 106.9 a liter here again today.

thats money laundering. government style.

I buy my honey at the brew shop. It's supposed to be local wildflower honey. It certainly doesn't look or taste like store bought honey but maybe I should see if I could get one of our honey producing members to ship some my way (only kidding ) It's amazing how the Chinese manage to find a way to corrupt just about everything they sell I also read the other day that the FDA is no longer going to require country of origin labeling on meat, I wonder when thet will extend to other products. I try to buy USA Or Canadian produced foods whenever possible because I just don't trust food many other countries.

I have laundered the spillage from a local beekeeper into mead

Fortunately for Kiwis, honey imports are only allowed from six countries and China isn't on the list. I hope it stays that way.

This is the best HIGH quality honey I can find in bulk...supposedly it's what Wolfgang puck uses...

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yakattack wrote:HDNB oil may be in the capper but we're still paying #^$€£@$ premium 106.9 a liter here again today.

1.70$ a gallon here

yakattack wrote:HDNB oil may be in the capper but we're still paying #^$€£@$ premium 106.9 a liter here again today.

Jeeze boy. I race to the pumps to fill up when it drops below $1.90 a litre here. Lol