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Honey
A sweet, sticky yellow to amber-colored substance produced by insects, especially bees. Honey, which is derived from the pollen collected by insects, mixed with their salivary enzymes, is a popular food item prized for its medicinal properties and delicious culinary uses.
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How do you measure 50grams of honey?
Put the bowl, dish, or wax paper that needs fifty grams of honey on a scale which has the precision you need. Zero the scale with the weight of that bowl on it so it won't measure the bowl. Add honey until the scale reads 50g.
Does honey have any side effects?
it makes you more susceptible to insect diseases and in rare cases you may adapt to the habits of a honeybee and you skin will change to black and yellow.
just because you put a question mark at the end of the sentence does not make it a question?
What are some homemade recipes for raw honey face mask?
you would take some raw honey and glob it all over your face. Then you would stick your face in a freezer for one to two hours. After that you should take your face out of the freezer and rip off the raw honey. Now your face should shine.
Lukewarm honey may be honey that is warmed in tea or hot water. This is used for medicinal purposes to treat sore throats and colds.
Does honey loose its properties when heated?
Yes, heating honey can degrade its natural enzymes and antioxidants, reducing its health benefits. However, slight heating is fine for culinary purposes, but excessive heat can destroy the nutrients and beneficial qualities of honey. It's best to use raw honey for maximum health benefits.
Honey isn't good for wounds,it's good for a cold or flu.
What are the disadvantages of honey?
Honestly there is nothing. Its in fact really good for skin and hair.
By itself it isn't, but when mixed with sugar, the mix is a great exfoliator.
Honey bees are not usually regarded as harmful, but of course they can sting, and some people are allergic to the stings, which on fairly rare occasions, can be fatal.
Yes, yes it does.
You rub some of it onto the burn.
Or something.
Iv'e never tried it out, mostly because I haven't gotten a burn yet.
But Iv'e got a good amount of confirmed resources.
Does honey cause constipation?
No, honey does not cause constipation. In fact, it is often used as a mild laxative. It's best when mixed with lemon in a tea.
smooth as honey
is deeply truly madly
sweet that everyone can`t express
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Baby I'll take you far
We can dance across the stars
Cause there is no limit to me...
Baby just my hand,
and so you shall understand
why they say I'm smooth as HONEEEEHHH!
What is the honey capital of the world in the US?
clarkson ky "honey capital of America"
Clarkson Honey-fest!
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Walter T. Kelley Company in Clarkson, Kentucky, one of the largest manufacturers of beekeeping supplies and equipment in the United States
Do wasp make honey you can eat?
Technically one can eat most anything, but generally humans do NOT consume wasp honey.
If you mean possessing by taking honey then probably. In you mean by making it then no.
Is it toxic if use too much manuka honey?
How much Manuka honey is too much? Is the Methylglyoxal it contains safe?
There is a question and answer about this at the related links.
Q. How safe is Manuka honey containing Methylglyoxal?
A. Methylglyoxal is known to kill bacteria and may also have an effect on other cells. However, Methylglyoxal has been ingested for decades as a naturally-occuring compound in food without any negative consequences becoming apparent.
People with medical conditions such as diabetes must of course be careful with any honey because of its sugar content.
Manuka honey with at least 150 mg/kg of Methylglyoxal (a rating of MGO150) is required to kill most common bacteria. That doesn't mean you have to consume 15% of a 1 kg jar - just that honey with a lesser rating won't be strong enough to do the job.
