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Dubious
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Interesting how-to-eat honey ideas!
I need some! \0/
I've tried EVERYTHING for my hayfever, apart from having a bit of daily local honey.. Everyday on the way to work I pass a house that sells some, so I've bought a jar off of them and now thinking of what to do with it! I've tried it on weetabix, toast, and LOVE it in a natural yoghurt alongside sliced fresh strawberries, raspberries etc... Any other ideas? 
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03-06-2009, 19:18
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Baby Bore
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I've heard its more effective if applied directly up the nose
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03-06-2009, 19:19
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The Mouse King of Denmark
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On a crumpet, in porridge, in a smoothie, or just go full Pooh-bear and stick your little paw in it.
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03-06-2009, 19:30
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It's probably not the quantity you require but hunny mixed in with crushed garlic and soya sauce then rubbed into chicken thighs and grilled/baked = nommerlicious!!
If it was winter I would have suggested Hot Lemon and Honey drinks... but it's not. But I've suggested it anyway  Erm erm erm.. I think Belmits Crumpet idea's the best. It goes all soft and gooey and if you squuuueeeeeeeeeeze the crumpet it dribbles out the bottom of it  Tis yum. |
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03-06-2009, 19:36
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The Last Airbender
Join Date: Jun 2006
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I made some flapjacks with honey once. Was meant to use syrup but I didn't have any so used honey instead. Didn't come out too bad and the recipe is floating around here somewhere.
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04-06-2009, 10:37
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I'm with Pheebs: put it on chicken
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04-06-2009, 11:17
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Put some in a smoothie - works really well. Blend natural yoghurt, honey, a medium banana, splash of orange and berry of your choice.
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04-06-2009, 14:04
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Let us here how it goes. I tried it and it didn't do anything.
Cream and honey mixed on pancakes or puddings. As others have said as a base for marinades/salad dressings. Honey tart *drools* As a sweetener in main dishes instead of a bit of sugar. Or in large qaunties in honey based curries.
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04-06-2009, 14:18
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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If it's for hayfever it will be too late won't it? Aren't you supposed to take local honey in the run up to the pollen season so your body gets used to the local pollen and develops more of a tolerance to it.
Mine's causing me a bit of grief. I've found cetirizine hydrochloride to work well. Just don't be tempted to pop extra ones, it's more potent that it looks, and caused fatigue and a really really dry mouth with me. Yuck.
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04-06-2009, 20:45
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The Last Airbender
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Hayfever is odd. I used to get it really bad but now I don't even get a sniff
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