| Natural Honey 13:38 - Nov 6 with 2384 views | enfieldargh |
I'm a bit of a Honey Fiend.
Not the adulterated stuff found on most supermarket shelves that are a blend of honeys quite often sourced from China with who knows what added to the honey but the 100% natural stuff.
I just got a small batch of Borage Honey from Black Mountain Honey, North Wales, its totally delicious. Not too runny, honey crystal clear and tastes wonderful.
Something to sweeten up your week a bit more after Bonne Bonne's winner |  |
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| Natural Honey on 19:14 - Nov 6 with 632 views | MickS |
| Natural Honey on 19:02 - Nov 6 by bollockchops |
that shirt is like the TURIN shroud.......all hail the shirt |
Come on Lblock - what shirt was it with these magical healing powers?
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| Natural Honey on 19:32 - Nov 6 with 597 views | Myke |
I'm allergic to honey - it brings me out in hives. (oh sorry thought this was corny joke thread) | | | |
| Natural Honey on 19:34 - Nov 6 with 596 views | silky |
We are very lucky to have an abundance of manuka honey varieties out here in NZ. Love the stuff, super beneficial in lots of ways. Some wonderful local varieties and some of the best honey is when the Pohutukawa trees blooms (Only in December) and the bees make the most of it.
Close friend of mine has bees in his back yard and its a blend of manuka and Pohutukawa and its the best I've ever had. |  |
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| Natural Honey on 19:43 - Nov 6 with 580 views | aston_hoop |
I never liked honey but I went to Peru in February and was in the highland city of Ayacucho basically going through trying everything I could possibly find to eat. I tried some fresh local honey and it was unbelievably good for someone who had only ever tried and disliked the supermarket stuff |  |
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| Natural Honey on 19:43 - Nov 6 with 579 views | DWQPR |
I also have a teaspoon of Manuka every morning the 20+ stuff. £20 a jar which lasts me about three weeks. Also heard Jonathon Agnew mention it on TMS. Since taking it haven’t had a sniffle or CV19. I really do believe in it. Don’t like honey as a rule but this stuff is lovely. | |
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| Natural Honey on 19:45 - Nov 6 with 575 views | MickS |
| Natural Honey on 19:43 - Nov 6 by DWQPR |
I also have a teaspoon of Manuka every morning the 20+ stuff. £20 a jar which lasts me about three weeks. Also heard Jonathon Agnew mention it on TMS. Since taking it haven’t had a sniffle or CV19. I really do believe in it. Don’t like honey as a rule but this stuff is lovely. |
Where do you get it from DW? | | | |
| Natural Honey on 20:37 - Nov 6 with 550 views | distortR |
| Natural Honey on 14:47 - Nov 6 by Mick_S |
Ted, I've mentioned this to my son who suffers with hayfever - does it work? He won't listen to me about this for a couple more years, but any extra ammo may help. |
Probably not, according to Dave Goulson, bee expert who has written the most brilliant books on bees and gardening.
For a start, the wind pollinated plants tend to cause the hay fever, as opposed to the plants that the bees are visiting, so by eating their honey you aren't building up resistance to the specific pollen causing hay fever.
My wife is a care worker,and had a client who suffered terribly from hay fever. They gave him local honey all the time, to no discernible effect in terms of the hay fever. | | | |
| Natural Honey on 22:02 - Nov 6 with 519 views | CiderwithRsie |
| Natural Honey on 20:37 - Nov 6 by distortR |
Probably not, according to Dave Goulson, bee expert who has written the most brilliant books on bees and gardening.
For a start, the wind pollinated plants tend to cause the hay fever, as opposed to the plants that the bees are visiting, so by eating their honey you aren't building up resistance to the specific pollen causing hay fever.
My wife is a care worker,and had a client who suffered terribly from hay fever. They gave him local honey all the time, to no discernible effect in terms of the hay fever. |
Goulson is brilliant. | | | |
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| Natural Honey on 22:19 - Nov 6 with 495 views | DavieQPR |
So Manuka is our buzz word for the day. |  | | |
| Natural Honey on 22:23 - Nov 6 with 487 views | CliveWilsonSaid |
| Natural Honey on 22:19 - Nov 6 by DavieQPR |
So Manuka is our buzz word for the day. |
Sorry, took me a moment there to see your point.
I do Apollenguise. [Post edited 6 Nov 2020 22:24]
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| Natural Honey on 22:57 - Nov 6 with 455 views | loftboy |
| Natural Honey on 17:47 - Nov 6 by R_from_afar |
Tune in next week for our top ironing tips! |
There’s only one. Make the Mrs do it. |  |
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| Natural Honey on 05:03 - Nov 7 with 421 views | PlanetHonneywood |
I thought this was a thread about me!
The ‘take local honey as a cure for local ills’ is, I believe, a bit of a myth. Tried it everywhere I’ve lived and it’s never really worked.
A different take on honey I picked up in France; honey infused with truffles which you have with cheese. It’s not cheap, but you just need a little dash....thank me later.  |  |
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| Natural Honey on 07:32 - Nov 7 with 389 views | DWQPR |
| Natural Honey on 19:45 - Nov 6 by MickS |
Where do you get it from DW? |
Only from Tesco. Made by Rowse. | |
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| Natural Honey on 08:07 - Nov 7 with 376 views | MickS |
| Natural Honey on 07:32 - Nov 7 by DWQPR |
Only from Tesco. Made by Rowse. |
Thanks mate. | | | |
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