Would you buy honey online?

**SimonM** · 21st April 2012, 06:07 PM

Originally Posted by Mr Whippy

I am a lover of honey. In answer to your question, I would not buy on line only because I have never had the need or ever thought to look. I frequent Beechworth from time to time, and a visit to the honey shop is always on the "to do" list when there.

I also find honey vendors at at weekend markets so between all of this always have a good supply of quality honey. I never buy it from the supermarket.

Having said this, if I lived in a remote area and did not have this access, I might look at online but would probably deal with a vendor that I had met in my travels, and been able to sample their products first.

SWMBO does buy jam on-line but this is because she visited the place at Barossa and had a taste, bought some and now restocks on-line.

Dave.

Thanks Dave. We have heard great things about Beechworth and they seem great people to deal with which is why we went to them as well.

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

Hmmm. Honey = Mead

Innkeeper!!!! more mead!!!! Good stuff mead. Vikings and Saxons got stuck into it big time. Dark Ages equivalent of fighting rum.

My nephew made some mead out of our first batch of honey but i havent been game to try it yet

**Discomark** · 21st April 2012, 06:22 PM

I read somewhere recently that "Honey is the only food that includes all the substances necessary to sustain life"
Must be good stuff

**SimonM** · 21st April 2012, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by Discomark

I read somewhere recently that "Honey is the only food that includes all the substances necessary to sustain life"
Must be good stuff

Haven't heard that one but it doesnt surprise me. Honey has some amazing qualities.

**Bigbjorn** · 21st April 2012, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Mr Ploppy

Thanks Dave. We have heard great things about Beechworth and they seem great people to deal with which is why we went to them as well.

My nephew made some mead out of our first batch of honey but i havent been game to try it yet

2.5 tons of honey will make a decent drink of mead! PM me when it is on.

**dswatts** · 21st April 2012, 08:16 PM

I have heard thay honey is the only food not to require a use by date, as it lasts indefinitely.

**wrinklearthur** · 21st April 2012, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by dswatts

I have heard thay honey is the only food not to require a use by date, as it lasts indefinitely.

No it doesn't, at my place it it just seems tah disappear,

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**clubagreenie** · 21st April 2012, 09:43 PM

I'd be up for it, 20 or so kilos for Mead purposes plus I love the sample pot ideas.

Any chance of making Manuka honey? Love that stuff.

**SimonM** · 22nd April 2012, 05:44 AM

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

2.5 tons of honey will make a decent drink of mead! PM me when it is on.

Shall do mate. Might need a bigger truck for the mead.

Originally Posted by dswatts

I have heard thay honey is the only food not to require a use by date, as it lasts indefinitely.

'They' say that honey was found inside the pyramids - candied but still good.

Originally Posted by wrinklearthur

No it doesn't, at my place it it just seems tah disappear,

Hic ~ !
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Mmm lots of mead drinkers on here

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

I'd be up for it, 20 or so kilos for Mead purposes plus I love the sample pot ideas.

Any chance of making Manuka honey? Love that stuff.

Manuka is on the to do list but may be some time off yet.

Geez I am going to have try my nephews mead as it seems damn popular.

**d2dave** · 22nd April 2012, 08:29 AM

All you honey lovers. Did you know that honey is bee's vomit?

Dave.

**dswatts** · 22nd April 2012, 08:38 AM

Originally Posted by Mr Whippy

All you honey lovers. Did you know that honey is bee's vomit?

Dave.

Don't care, it's magic stuff

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