What is the point of honeycomb? Why would you eat it? It doesn't seem as versatile as honey. Just get honey!
What is the point of honeycomb? Why would you eat it? It doesn't seem as versatile as honey. Just get honey!
What is the point of honeycomb? Why would you eat it? It doesn't seem as versatile as honey. Just get honey!
It's just a fun way of consuming honey. Buy a honeycomb at a farmer's market, chew on it, enjoy the sensation of the honey squishing out into your mouth.
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That sounds unpleasant.
Larva. Doing a bear impression.
its so you can get all the sugar of honey, while also eating pure wax so you can clog your intestines and not take a shit for 3 days
The secret is to apply hot packs to your tummy.
Does this actually work? I got IBS and I'm looking for any anti-shit teks besides opiate abuse
Glutamine. 15g per day.
You are welcome. Also loperamide (immodium) is safe to take daily.
It's amazing, it's like chewing gum oozing with honey. The wax turns into that kind of consistency as you chew it.
You just spit the wax out after unlike the following retard.
That's why you're supposed to cram it, doofus.
It's not for eating, it's for scamming women into paying for wax they will never use.
Cause you know it's real honey that way
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There is a different flavor. Honey is extracted by putting frames of comb in a big centrifuge spinner quite like a clothes washing machine. It contacts air and mixes with honey from other combs. Straight out of the comb it is different. Yeah, it isn't for using all the time. It is something I'd suggest people trying once in their lives. t beekeeper
Enjoy a teaspoon of it put into the filter of a coffee percolator with the coffee grounds.
The paper filter captures the wax, but everything else goes heated into the coffee.
Bacause it's yummy
When I was little my parents would bring us to the massive state fair every september and it was full of awesome local food; veggies, fresh milk, apples and cider galore, pies, and all the carnival fare. Before we left we'd always buy some stuff to bring home, and my brother would always get kettle corn or cotton candy or the like. When I was like 4 or 5 I pointed to the honeycomb and my parents bought it for me, and from then on every year I was allowed a block of honeycomb to bring home. While my brother just ate Slush Puppies and shit.
It's fucking awesome, pure wax filled with unfiltered fresh honey, and you just chew and chew with amazing honey flavor for a good hour or two, and if you want more to spit the wad out and BOOM another little block of fresh honecomb. It's literally the bees tits
What is objectively the best tasting natural honey available, stateside?
Unfortunately, my home state has a honey supply of deplorable quality.
This is a controversial topic anon. My neighbors in New England maintain several hives over many acres, and every autumn they bring us honey. Their property is mostly daisies and clover, and also random delicious weeds like dandelion.
That honey is the best I've ever tasted. It's always late summer/autumn when we have it, but it always tastes like the best moments of spring to me.
People get nutso about honey though, I just like what I like.
Order Australian redgum honey, you won't regret it
but anon redgums don't have blossoms do they? where are the bees getting their nectar?
>t. lives in Australia now and loves the honey but never bought straight from a beeman
All gumnuts blossom into spiky things before they drop them and dry out into the gumnuts you see all over the ground.
Tried bundy red?
Interesting. My local shopping centre has a little kiosk on weekends for beekeepers to sell their goods, I'll have a look next time.
And no I don't think I have, Bundy has always tasted like pool water to me so I never bothered with them much.
That sucks, I love the burnt molasses smokey taste and red adds eucalyptus to the equation as it's filtered through redgum charcoal. It's still too rough a rum to have str8 though
That at least sounds interesting. I do love rum in general, maybe nek time I'll see what else Bundy has to offer besides the bland weird shit they pour at the pub
>Order Australian redgum honey, you won't regret it
I only order lychee honey from Thailand
>Thailand
disregarded
Why do they call it an apiary if there are no monke?
Have you seen Ian Phlegming's "No Thyme to Pie"?