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To: EEGator

We always try to find local honey, even if we have to shop out of the way to find it. If we’re going to eat honey (which lasts us for a long time), why not consume the stuff that’s going to make me healthier and feed the local economy, even if it costs a bit more?

Amazing thing about honey — to my knowledge, it’s the only food that doesn’t spoil. Ever. Even after centuries. Crazy!


32 posted on 11/08/2011 10:11:52 AM PST by Theo (May Rome decrease and Christ increase.)
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To: Theo

I didn’t know that about honey. I’ve had honey in a cabinet for about a year, and I threw it out. I figured it had to be bad by then. Now I know different...thanks.


34 posted on 11/08/2011 10:15:02 AM PST by EEGator
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To: Theo
to my knowledge, it’s the only food that doesn’t spoil. Ever. Even after centuries.

I believe that if properly prepared before storage and maintained in the proper environment, most dried seeds (grains, beans, peas, etc) will last indefinitely.

101 posted on 11/08/2011 1:56:10 PM PST by Stegall Tx (Living off your tax dollars can be kinda fun, but not terribly profitable.)
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To: Theo; EEGator

Honey, and dry white rice (not brown) never spoil. Nor does sugar.


116 posted on 11/08/2011 4:55:53 PM PST by patton ("Je pense donc je suis," - My Horse.)
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