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Re: How can I get dark honey?
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Sun, 11 Aug 2002 16:25:45 -0300
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Buckwheat or Goldenrod produce dark honey, with a stronger but very pleasant
flavor.  For some it is, of course, an acquired taste.

The Russians are major producers of buckwheat honey, and they have done a
lot of experimentation on the nectar content of various varieties of
buckwheat.  Worth learning about for another season.

Eunice

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