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Walter Patton <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 18 Jun 1996 15:37:35 -1000
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   Pollen in the honey is demanded by many consumers.  They don't want the
fine filtering of supermarket honey, so as to save the pollen.  "Raw" honey
has a shorter shelf life, as it will crystallize quicker.
 
 
Say Dave
     Does the statement above mean that crystallized raw honey is bad
 and should be taken off the shelf.
  I hope  not as a pervayor of 100 % RAW Hawaii Honey I sell a
 lot of crystallized honey to customers who recognize crystallized
 honey as the only sure way to know that the honey is raw and
unprocessed and better for
them from a health stand point.
Aloha Walter
 
Walter & Elisabeth Patton,  27-703 A Ka' ie'ie Rd., Papaikou HI.,96781
    Ph./Fax. 808-964-5401       E-Mail  hihoney@ilhawaii
 
Beekeeper and Bed  & Breakfast Owner in Hawaii
 
  http://www.alohamall.com/hamakua/hihoney.htm
http://www.alohamall.com/hamakua/beeware.htm
   http://www.alohamall.com/hamakua/lamalani.htm

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