Recipes

[hopi]

@ECBG@aruthbe@Hedge@Noel7@Kachina624@fthunt

Thanks for the fascinating information.  Never heard or knew that.

When I had an allergic reaction.  I took teaspoons of honey and it helped open my throat.

[ECBG]

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@ECBG@aruthbe@Hedge@Noel7@Kachina624@fthunt

Thanks for the fascinating information.  Never heard or knew that.

When I had an allergic reaction.  I took teaspoons of honey and it helped open my throat.

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@hopi,You're so welcome.  I had Food Science and a second mjr. in Chemistry.

[Noel7]

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Oh hi @Noel7! That's the second time this week somebody posted the same thing i was writing, faster than I could tap it out on my phone, Lol!!

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GMTA

[GSPgirl]

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@ECBG@aruthbe@Hedge@Noel7@Kachina624@fthunt

Thanks for the fascinating information.  Never heard or knew that.

When I had an allergic reaction.  I took teaspoons of honey and it helped open my throat.

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I eat honey for my allergies.  My doctor told me it takes a few months to really help.  I have to eat honey that is cultivated no further than 50 miles from my home.  I buy it at our farmers market.  I have noticed that it crystallizes so much quicker than commercial honey I but at the grocery store.  Does anyone know why this might be?

[x Hedge]

@GSPgirl, Yours may be unfiltered, or it may be the factory processed honey is heated somewhat. Given a choice between the two, I'd prefer the honey from the farmers market.

[GSPgirl]

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@GSPgirl, Yours may be unfiltered, or it may be the factory processed honey is heated somewhat. Given a choice between the two, I'd prefer the honey from the farmers market.

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Thank you!  Me too!

[candys mine]

@GSPgirlHey , now, That's a good idea!  Local unfiltered honey would have been collected from your local flowers with the local area pollens you are exposed to.  Thats' a great idea!  I Love getting nifty info like this on these boards.  Thanks!

[qualitygal]

Ladies,

This was very informative and interesting to know.  We can learn a lot here too!  Watch out Google! LOL

[BeccaLou]

@Kachina624What else can I do , do not own a microwave ?(Honey)

[x Hedge]

@BeccaLou, before microwave we'd hold honey in a bowl of very hot water. Lid off or cap opened. If lazy, sometimes just holding the open jar under hot running water was enough.