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Wed, 6 Aug 1997 09:22:29 +0000
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Re: chalkbrood mummies in pollen traps
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Andy Nachbaur wrote:
 
> Small beekeepers can do everything that big beekeepers can by using
> fondant sugar (DRIVERT) and do not have to have access to fancy liquid
> sugars. Drivert can be used mixed 50 lbs to 100 lbs or more granulated
> sugar and the results will be an economical inverted sugar that can be
> fed dry, liquefied, or used in making patties.
 
Andy -
 
I'm about 6' big but I still don't know what fondant sugar  is and where one looks to
obtain this! Where is it primarily used? Is it used in making "rolled fondant frosting"
which one can order from Wilton Industries?
 
-Barry
 
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Barry Birkey
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