Honey thread

[Anonymous No.16482886]

Post honey

[Anonymous No.16483200]

>>16482886
never got into honey that much, is there any noticeable difference between the various honeys made from different flowers?

[Anonymous No.16483218]

>>16483200
yeah

[Anonymous No.16483269]

>>16483218
elaborate please?

[Anonymous No.16483274]

>>16483269
each flower produces honey with a specific taste

[Anonymous No.16483310]

>>16483200
Not really. Theres a bigger difference in light, dark, unfilitered honey, etc. You probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between wildflower honey, clover honey, or even a certain region's honey.

Chosing local honey also isn't going to help with allergies because bees use the pollen from local plants activating your histamines. Thats a myth. I don't care if your grandma told you that and it totally works bro. It has more to do with the teaspoon of sugar stimulating your vagus nerve.

[Anonymous No.16483314]

>>16483310
who the fuck said anything about allergies

[Anonymous No.16483366]

>>16483310
huh? pine honey tastes completely different than acacia honey for example

[Anonymous No.16483998]

>>16483200
Yes, acacia is the best one

[Anonymous No.16484776]

This thread is a fucking honeypot

[Anonymous No.16484819]

>>16482886
28 kg in total

[Anonymous No.16484911]

>>16482886
I don't like honey, except the ones I grew up with, i.e.: lavender (from south of France) and acacia. As an adult I don't even like them very much: too sweet. But everything else is shit to me.