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getagrip_already

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5. Thanks, there dont seem to be any domestic sources yet though....

Reply to OKIsItJustMe (Reply #3)

Mon Jul 8, 2024, 01:20 PM

Jul 2024

I will buy honey abroad if it's local and I have some assurance it hasn't been through a blending operation, but I won't buy it from an importer.

There is just too high a probability it has been adulterated with sugar or some lower quality honey.

It happens with us distributors who buy bulk honey from countries like China as well. It's been blended beyond belief.

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The ancient tree from India that could fuel America's future [View all] OKIsItJustMe Jul 2024 OP

The Moringa tree is also prolific in florida. Arne Jul 2024 #1

It seems these trees do flower and attract pollinators getagrip_already Jul 2024 #2

Buy a jar and see! OKIsItJustMe Jul 2024 #3

Thanks, there dont seem to be any domestic sources yet though.... getagrip_already Jul 2024 #5

My point was that apparently it tastes good enough that you can sell it for human consumption... OKIsItJustMe Jul 2024 #6

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