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Jake
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Joined: Jun 1, 2026
Last seen: Oct 27, 2026
Topics: 6 / Replies: 59
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RE: anyone else side-eye the 'fresh all year round' listings?

wait its only twice a year? genuinely didnt know that

3 months ago
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RE: does the special bee actually matter or is it the flowers (apis laboriosa q)

so a jar could be genuine high cliff apis laboriosa honey and still come out mild because that seasons flowers were weak? thats kind of wild

4 months ago
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RE: what my jar did over ~6 months (aging vs whats actually off)

saved. gonna stop holding funerals for perfectly good honey lol

4 months ago
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4 months ago
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RE: first jar did basically nothing and thats... fine?

ngl my first time was the same. mild warm thing and i spent the next hour googling if i got ripped off. i didnt

4 months ago
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RE: what my jar did over ~6 months (aging vs whats actually off)

wait mine went grainy at the bottom and i assumed it was ruined. so thats just... sugar?

4 months ago
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RE: the 'mystical tribesmen' angle needs to stop

ok fair but how would a buyer even check the pay thing? feels impossible from where im sat

4 months ago
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RE: whats the actual deal with mad honey in canada (documented, not forum rumor)

wait so its not just banned outright? thats not what reddit told me lol

4 months ago
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RE: new here? what this place is good for (and what it's not)

fair. came in expecting a hype club tbh, this is the opposite and i kinda like it

4 months ago
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RE: no the dark red one is not 'stronger', stop

ok but in my defence the dark ones do photograph great lol

4 months ago
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RE: what is the high end actually paying for (genuine question)

@Sam ok that reframes it for me. so the move isnt cheap vs expensive, its do they show CoA + batch id + say anything real about sourcing. price is kin...

4 months ago
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RE: the good fakes around now arent the obvious ones

id 100% have fallen for red=strong before this place. bit embarrassing in hindsight

4 months ago
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RE: How to read a Certificate of Analysis — beginner guide

What's a typical grayanotoxin number for genuine high-quality honey? Trying to understand what the figures mean in practice.

5 months ago
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