I've been looking for local honey since we moved here. The most local I could find was CO. Not very local if you ask me! While in Casper (111 miles away) I found some Casper honey in the Safeway supermarket. Unfortunately it's not raw or anything, but it's a good start, especially since we're getting low on our local-when-we-were-in-GA-honey, LOL. And an even better start considering the tainted honey the US still allows into our country.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Local honey! YAY!
I've been looking for local honey since we moved here. The most local I could find was CO. Not very local if you ask me! While in Casper (111 miles away) I found some Casper honey in the Safeway supermarket. Unfortunately it's not raw or anything, but it's a good start, especially since we're getting low on our local-when-we-were-in-GA-honey, LOL. And an even better start considering the tainted honey the US still allows into our country.
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"....But if we are the Body
Why aren't His arms reaching
Why aren't His hands healing
Why aren't His words teaching
And if we are the Body
Why aren't His feet going
Why is His love not showing them there is a way
Jesus paid much too high a price
For us to pick and choose who should come
And we are the Body of Christ...."
-Casting Crowns
I have found raw honey at an organic foods store not far from here but I don't know if it is local or not. We were lucky to get honey from a tree where hubby was cutting wood and it is very good but out of fear of contaminants I heated it to the temperature recommended and only use it to cook with since its my first time doing honey. I have been eyeballing the raw honey for a while now....maybe I will be brave enough to buy it soon LOL.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found some local honey though!!!