Honeycomb

[Anonymous No.16473843]

Who here eats, uses honeycomb on the regular? Or even semi-irregular? Why?
Also general honey thread.

[Anonymous No.16473860]

>>16473843
honey combs remind me of that webm of that dog infested with bot flies, and when they pop all the grubs out of its skin, it looks like a honeycomb. Anyone got that webm?

[Anonymous No.16473871]

>>16473860
gtfo my thread!

[Anonymous No.16473881]

I've had unfiltered honey and I think the boost in taste is well worth the """"inferior"""" (cloudy) appearance

[Anonymous No.16473894]

>>16473881
unfiltered honey including the honeycomb? does the comb add anything to it?

[Anonymous No.16473903]

>>16473894
not him, but for me it bulks it up so you can pick it up with a knife & spread it on a cracker...whatever!

[Anonymous No.16473936]

I will literally put honey on anything.

[Anonymous No.16473940]

>>16473936
dick?

[Anonymous No.16473944]

>>16473940
Especially dick.

[Anonymous No.16473949]

>>16473843
>tfw I learned honeycomb was waxy and not crunchy like honeycomb flavoured icecream/chocolates/etc

Possibly the biggest food related disappointment of my childhood.

[Anonymous No.16473961]

>>16473949
what did you think beeswax was? its like the first word you learn

[Anonymous No.16473972]

>>16473949
Gotta have it freezer-cold. The meltiness is a game changer.

[Anonymous No.16473974]

>>16473949
It's not? That's a huge disappointment. I mean I figured it wouldn't be crispy, but I hoped it would be at least a little hard. That's honestly pretty sad to hear desu

[Anonymous No.16474098]

>>16473843
You don't "eat" honeycomb. You just chew it and spit it out, like gum. It just becomes a big ball of wax that's not really digestible and will prolly give you the shits

[Anonymous No.16474109]

>>16474098
>can't eat honeycomb whole
I'm not certain that's entirely true anon.

[Anonymous No.16474205]

>>16473961
I assumed beeswax was something else because everything marketed as honeycomb was crunchy. I was a kid, I just knew about the crunchy stuff in chocolate and icecream as being "pieces of honeycomb"

[Anonymous No.16474209]

>>16474205
Are you sure you're not thinking of honeycomb toffee or hokey-pokey?

[Anonymous No.16474234]

>>16474205
I'm thinking of all the shit that was honeycomb flavoured when I was a kid. Crunchies, violet crumble, icecream, anything that marketed itself as honeycomb was crunchy or had crunchy pieces of "honeycomb" in it.

[Anonymous No.16474258]

>>16474234
Yeah, that's honeycomb toffee. You got bamboozled.

[Anonymous No.16475569]

>>16474234
>honeycombed center
that just means a wafer with honey flavoring; it's not true honeycomb

[Anonymous No.16475575]

>>16474109
You can eat a candle too, but it's not advisable.

[Anonymous No.16475660]

>>16474234
As a burger, I love these bars so much.
And even I knew that is was just a honey flavored cracker/toffee/whatever

[Anonymous No.16475674]

>>16474234
I like Crunchies, though I don't think I've had one in close to five years. They probably taste like shit now.

[Anonymous No.16475678]

>>16473949
american post

[Anonymous No.16475736]

>>16475575
honeycomb is not the same as a solid chunk of beeswax

[Anonymous No.16475750]

>>16474234
These are marketed as sponge toffee in Canada, no mention of honey or honeycomb

[Anonymous No.16475752]

>>16473843
Honeycomb is amazing. I sometimes use it like a slice of "bread" and spread peanut butter or almond butter over the top. If you like nuts you need to try this

[Anonymous No.16475945]

>>16475750
It has different regional names.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeycomb_toffee

>>16475678
I don't know what backwater third world country you're from, but that's a perfectly reasonable mistake. Where I come from, we have a popular ice cream flavour that's advertised as a "honeycomb ice cream" but instead uses honeycomb toffee.

[Anonymous No.16475955]

>>16473843
very good and tasty

[Anonymous No.16475982]

>>16473843
>never liked honey
>maybe it's just the store bought stuff I don't like because I dislike that weird syrup they sell at the grocer but my neighbors homemade stuff is godlike
>buy a filled honeycomb one day at the fair
>take a bite
puked a couple times and felt nauseous the rest of the day. fuck honey

[Anonymous No.16475996]

>>16475982
>at the fair
sounds like you didn't do your due diligence and just bought from the first person who looked legit

[Anonymous No.16476008]

>>16475982
Honey is the GOAT

[Anonymous No.16476254]

>>16473860
Man, I can do you one better.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Mangoworms

Bonus: You can hear a learned, western man who came to Africa for humanitarian reasons come to despise niggers.

[Anonymous No.16476294]

>>16476254
this reminds me of this German doctor who went to south africa to help men with botched circumcisions (they have it done as adults, by a witchdoctor, with poor hygiene and bizarre practices like binding the member so tight with bandages that there's no blood flow). He's got a gallery of hundreds of pages of rotted, gangrenous cocks. What a silly continent.

[Anonymous No.16476305]

>>16476294
That reminds me of hearing about how it's done in the Phillipines, usually just before a boy enters puberty. Wealthy families can afford to have a doctor do it, but poorer families still have to rely on smashing the kid's dick with a sharp rock and waiting for it to fall off from necrosis. I had a Filipino coworker explain this shit to me before he quickly confirmed his parents could afford a doctor.

[Anonymous No.16477248]

>eating pure sugar, carbs, and wax
who really

[Anonymous No.16477298]

[Anonymous No.16477319]

>>16475736
Yes, it literally is. Beeswax is made by melting it. And you can eat beeswax, but most candles these days are made out of artificial wax.

[Anonymous No.16477331]

>>16473843
Bees sting

[Anonymous No.16477335]

>>16477248
bear