Bee-ware of the Texas beehive bandit

[tallyho]

Uh Clem wrote:

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Most plausible explanation I could find:
"The high concentration of sugar in honey -- and its attractiveness to moisture -- makes honey (raw or otherwise) a kind of dehydrating agent. Molds and bacteria that land on the honey lose their own moisture to the honey, Thus their growth cycle is compromised and spoilage is reduced."

thank you ...

[Gail Snail]

DondoDork wrote:

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Good because I still have a jar in my cabinet that my sister gave me two years ago. She had no sugar in her house and I had to use it in my coffee. It wasn't bad but dangit, I wanted sugar!

Hmm. I've never had honey in my coffee. I have put honey in tea. I guess I'll have to give it a try. It's something different.

[best place to buy honey]

http://georgiahoneyfarm.com/buyhoneyonline/

[milwaukee69]

best place to buy honey wrote:

http://georgiahoneyfarm.com/bu yhoneyonline/

Yeah, if you're in Griffin maybe...

[Wildbluerose]

First Beehives are being robbed and now the Maple Syrup Warehouse....
What's next A Sugar Factory???
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[tallyho]

Wildbluerose wrote:

First Beehives are being robbed and now the Maple Syrup Warehouse....
What's next A Sugar Factory???
@}-'--,---

no... a lemon factory .... mix all together with some JACK and that cold will disappear

[Uh Clem]

As Austin "Tex" Powers likes to say,'Oh be-HIVE!'

[tallyho]

Uh Clem wrote:

As Austin "Tex" Powers likes to say,'Oh be-HIVE!'

better BEE lieve it