Honey

[star seed 7]

Honey is the only food that never goes bad.

 

[ben ji]

I've never really liked honey but Ole ben ji's dad is an amatuer beekeeper who sells his honey at farmers markets and even teaches a bee keeping class at jccc.

[puniraptor]

I've never really liked honey but Ole ben ji's dad is an amatuer beekeeper who sells his honey at farmers markets and even teaches a bee keeping class at jccc.

Bee venom!

[ben ji]

I've never really liked honey but Ole ben ji's dad is an amatuer beekeeper who sells his honey at farmers markets and even teaches a bee keeping class at jccc.

Bee venom!

Yup, used to sting himself every couple of weeks but now he is caught up on the positive effects of bee pollen.

[CNS]

I put a bunch in corn bread when I make it.  Delish

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[jmlynch1]

Don't give honey to babies.

why? Is it bad for them? like phenylalanine bad for them? I just want to know because I have a very distinct memory of my nephew going to town on some honey and chicken nuggets when he was 1 and I want to be 100% in my assertion that his future idiocy is due to my bro-in-law and nothing of my doing.

[Cire]

I think it's an allergy thing

[Pett]

Dip chicken nuggets in it

[CNS]

I think it's an allergy thing

Yep.  Strawberries are the same for the first couple yrs.

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[kim carnes]

I've never really liked honey but Ole ben ji's dad is an amatuer beekeeper who sells his honey at farmers markets and even teaches a bee keeping class at jccc.

kind of a weird hobby, interesting though

[sys]

How old are you like 5?

you're talking about how much you love ultra-concentrated sugar.

[ew2x4]

Honey is amazing. Did you know the top layer you skim off has antibacterial properties?

[Boom Roasted]

Raw Oatmeal milk and honey in a cup.  Eat like cereal.  Also, honey on a bowl of original Cheerios.  The beekeeping thing interests me.

[Cire]

this morning, wheat english muffin, honey THEN peanut butter.  eat like a sandwhich.

[HerrSonntag]

I think it's an allergy thing

Yep.  Strawberries are the same for the first couple yrs.

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In both cases i believe its actually a risk of botulism exposure.  Botulism spores are destroyed by stomach acid in adults but an infant (<1 year) has less/weaker stomach acid than an adult, the spores can survive the belly dunk and end up nastying up the lower GI, with unpleasant results.

Also something to think about if you have frequent heart burn issues and take alot of antacid or pump inhibitors for it.

[raquetcat]

Those flavored honey sticks you buy at the state fair for a quarter, yum!