19 Tuesday Sep 2017
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I think everyone loves honey, it’s so sweet & delicious. But it’s also very good for dogs. Suzie Q & I get a teaspoon of raw honey every day. To be clear, I’m talking only about raw, unpasteurized honey & not the processed honey you usually would find at the supermarket. Raw honey is rich […]
Read more here: Raw Honey for Good Dogs — Knotty Toys for Good Dogs
16 Saturday Sep 2017
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This little ‘tart of dreams’ is made of five wonderful natural ingredients, it is gluten free and refined sugar free – so you can feel guilt free munching away on it as a little sweet treat! You will need a mixing bowl for this recipe and a decent sized tart dish approximately 20cm – 26cm in diameter. Ingredients: Tart Crust:200g of…
Get the full recipe here: Raspberry and Almond Honey Tart — thebeechick
14 Thursday Sep 2017
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Honey produced in Poland has always been esteemed as a type of liquid gold. Historically, many bee colonies were under control of the royal landowners. Stealing honey from their estates was often met with death on the gallows. Destroying an entire colony of bees, even if they belonged to the accused, resulted in an unimaginable […]
Read more here: The Fascinating History of Polish Honey — Donna Gawell
13 Wednesday Sep 2017
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September in Las Vegas means drinking pumpkin spice lattes in shorts and flipflops and girls wishing they could wear fall fashion of chunky sweaters and boots even though it’s still over 100 degrees out. The Fall struggle is real out in the desert. I have great news to get you through the transition.
Whole wheat toast, peanut butter, apples slices, and topped with you guessed it—honey!
Read more here: Celebrating National Honey Month with an Easy Toddler Snack! — Redlocks and Shamrocks
11 Monday Sep 2017
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Because of Hurricane Irma, my fall quarter has been postponed one week (if you are new to my blog, I go to the Savannah College of Art & Design down in Georgia, right on the coast in the beautiful historic downtown). Currently thinking about the city I treasure so much and my friends that I […]
Read more here: Cup of Comfort — Graceful Glass Slipper
09 Saturday Sep 2017
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Here’s a little something to nibble on as your dinner grills or smokes. This summer inspired appetizer is sure to be a hit. Who doesn’t like bruschetta? That wonderful antipasto from Italy made of grilled bread, rubbed with garlic and topped with tomatoes, basil and olive oil? So fresh and summery, but I decided to…
Read fully recipe here: Cherry Ricotta Bruschetta — keviniscooking.com
02 Saturday Sep 2017
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Do you ever feel like you need a nap before lunch? Your body may not be getting enough glucose for breakfast to get you through the day. At The Honey Cottage we bee-lieve breakfast really is the most important meal of the day. This is the meal that will help get you through your morning […]
More with full recipe here: Chocoholic Honey Muffins — The Honey Cottage
26 Saturday Aug 2017
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A light flavoured muffin great for breakfast, brunch or even lunch!
Full recipe here: Honey, Orange and Ginger Muffins with Honey Glaze — Katie’s Time Travelling Kitchen
19 Saturday Aug 2017
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These are a big family favorite in our house! These bars are great for when you want a small snack and want something healthy. They are high in fiber, a great source of protein, and energy. They almost taste like a candy bar without all of the added junk. They are also fun to use […]
Read more here: Raw Honey Food Bars — The Honey Cottage
11 Friday Aug 2017
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I’m back in Canada after a week in Europe. It’s cooler here (21C today) than Hungary’s 39C. It’s been much too dry on the western Canadian prairies – that’s probably going to hurt the honey crop and maybe even the millions of acres of wheat, lentils, and canola in our area. It’s already August, so […]
Read complete article at: Does the Truth Matter? — Bad Beekeeping Blog
