Besides the removal of pollen, I have read that in the USA bees are often fed
sugar water instead of being allowed to free range flowers. The point was that
honey made from sugar water wasn't really honey.
PT
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From: Marshall <mdud...@king-cart.com>
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No pollen means not honey.
* 76 percent of samples bought at groceries had all the pollen removed,
These were stores like TOP Food, Safeway, Giant Eagle, QFC, Kroger, Metro
Market, Harris Teeter, A&P, Stop & Shop and King Soopers.
* 100 percent of the honey sampled from drugstores like Walgreens,
Rite-Aid and CVS Pharmacy had no pollen.
* 77 percent of the honey sampled from big box stores like Costco,
Sam’s Club, Walmart, Target and H-E-B had the pollen filtered out.
* 100 percent of the honey packaged in the small individual service
portions from Smucker, McDonald’s and KFC had the pollen removed.
* Bryant found that every one of the samples Food Safety News bought at
farmers markets, co-ops and “natural” stores like PCC and Trader Joe’s had the
full, anticipated, amount of pollen.
The following is a list of brands that were fake or adulterated:
* American Choice Clover Honey
* Archer Farms Orange Blossom Honey
* Archer Farms Organic Classic Honey
* Busy Bee Organic Honey
* Busy Bee, Pure Clover Honey
* Full Circle Pure Honey
* Giant Eagle Clover Honey
* GE Clover Honey
* Great Value, Clover Honey
* Haggen Honey, Natural & Pure
* HT Traders Tupelo Honey
* Kroger Pure Clover Honey
* Market Pantry Pure Honey
* Mel-O 100% Pure Honey
* Natural Sue Bee Clover Honey
* Naturally Preferred Fireweed Honey
* Rite Aid Honey
* Safeway Clover Honey
* Silver Bow Pure Honey
* Stop & Shop Clover Honey
* Sue Bee Clover Honey
* Thrifty Bee Honey
* Valutime Honey
* Walgreen MEL-O Honey
* Western Family Clover Honey
* Wegman Clover Honey
* Winnie the Pooh, Pure Clover
Marshall
On 8/14/2013 10:12 PM, finplan65 wrote:
Any brand names of the few percent that are authentic?
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>Be aware that over 90% of the honey sold in the US is fake. If you want real
>honey, get it locally produced by a beekeeper. All the major brands are fake.
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>Marshall
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>On 8/14/2013 3:58 PM, Monique Sauve wrote:
>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1241303/Vinegar-honey-cured-crippling-arthritis-says-delighted-organist.html
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>>On 8/14/2013 12:50 PM, Anne Ney wrote:
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>>Ratios, please!
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>>>Sent from my iPad
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>>>On Aug 14, 2013, at 10:19 AM, "Bob Smith" <rresm...@q.com> wrote:
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>>>>Dr. Jarvis' apple cider vinigar in a cup of water taken before every meal
>>>>has worked for many. I knew a lady confined to a wheel chair that made a
>>>>significant recovery. Bob
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