Heated honey

[Vera]

... is apparently toxic.

"Honey goes through a change in the color, texture and loses its nutrient value, when cooked or heated. In fact, heating honey can turn toxic and change the texture like glue.

As per Ayurveda, heating or cooking honey changes the natural composition and the toxic molecules stick to mucous membranes of the digestive system, which converts into a toxin called Ama, which leads to upset stomach, affects respiration, insulin sensitivity, skin diseases and weight gain, etc."

[Dom]

And there my mom was feeding me hot milk with honey to help combat a sore throat....

[no one]

Moms having a hive mentality are all a buzz, they're starting to swarm with cries of much this stings. Sadly, they don't have a plan B.

[c172]

I should have died a few nights ago. Sorry. Hope you're not mad.

[Inkubus]

Bear gets off her tits on honey.

Footage showed the female bear wobbling and whining as she sat belly-up in the back of a pick-up truck, after people rescued the visibly-debilitated animal from the forest.

[Joods]

Another interesting fact is that when honeybees collect nectar from toxic plants such as the rhododendron, they carry that back to their hive and it mixes in with the rest of the honey. It might not be toxic to the bees, but it's toxic to us. There's no way to filter out that from any other nectar.

[Thingymebob]

I'm going to stop putting it in home made curry. I used it a few times instead of sugar.

[Vera]

Bear gets off her tits on honey.

Footage showed the female bear wobbling and whining as she sat belly-up in the back of a pick-up truck, after people rescued the visibly-debilitated animal from the forest.

Our biology teacher showed this to us in class (in the iron age ). It's still as hilarious!

Another interesting fact is that when honeybees collect nectar from toxic plants such as the rhododendron, they carry that back to their hive and it mixes in with the rest of the honey. It might not be toxic to the bees, but it's toxic to us. There's no way to filter out that from any other nectar.

Ooh, sounds like an Agatha Christie plot. "The affair of the mysterious honeypot".

[Inkubus]

Bear gets off her tits on honey.

Our biology teacher showed this to us in class (in the iron age ). It's still as hilarious!

Another interesting fact is that when honeybees collect nectar from toxic plants such as the rhododendron, they carry that back to their hive and it mixes in with the rest of the honey. It might not be toxic to the bees, but it's toxic to us. There's no way to filter out that from any other nectar.

Ooh, sounds like an Agatha Christie plot. "The affair of the mysterious honeypot".

[Inkubus]

Pisst elephants, brilliant!

[Thumpalumpacus]

I like my honey hot.

[TheGentlemanBastard]

I like my honey hot.

And, within easy reach, I'll bet!