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  • ...etener. National Honey Month aims to increase awareness of the benefits of honey, celebrate the contribution of bees to the environment, and acknowledge the ...f September was chosen for this observance because it marks the end of the honey harvesting season for many beekeepers in the United States.
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  • ...species of fungi in the genus ''[[Armillaria]]''. They are known for their honey-colored caps and their ability to form large clonal colonies. ..., with caps that range from 2 to 10 cm in diameter. The caps are typically honey-colored, hence the common name, and may be smooth or covered in small scale
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  • ...fural''' ('''HMF'''), also known as '''5-hydroxymethylfurfural''', is an [[organic compound]] derived from [[dehydration]] of certain [[sugars]]. This yellow ...The presence of HMF in honey is used as a marker for excess heating during honey processing.
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  • ...ed by [[bees]], which use it to make a type of [[honey]] known as honeydew honey. ...e]]. It may also contain traces of [[amino acids]], [[enzymes]], and other organic compounds.
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  • ...a baker and beekeeper, who accidentally made apple jelly that tasted like honey. Realizing the potential of her creation, she partnered with Melissa Elms t ...onee aimed to provide a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional honey, which relies on bee labor.
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  • ...enylacetic acid and methanol. This compound is significant in the field of organic chemistry and is used in various applications, including as a flavoring age ...ght of 150.17 g/mol. It is slightly soluble in water but highly soluble in organic solvents such as ethanol, diethyl ether, and benzene.
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  • ...rs a perfect environment for beekeeping and honey production. The region's honey has gained recognition for its high quality and distinct characteristics, m ...ations. This deep-rooted tradition has contributed to the high standard of honey production in Alsace.
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  • ...alacriaceae]]. It is commonly known as the '''Honey Mushroom''' due to its honey-colored caps. This species is found in various parts of the world, includin ...ing flat or slightly depressed with age. The color of the cap is typically honey or yellow-brown, often with a darker center. The stem is cylindrical, often
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  • ...mpany has acquired several well-known food brands, including Jacobs, Rowse Honey, and Kettle Foods. These acquisitions have helped Valeo Foods to strengthen ...wide variety of honey products, including pure honey, flavored honey, and honey spreads.
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  • '''Honey Fungus''' is a common name given to several different species of [[fungus]] Honey Fungus is named for the golden-yellow color of its [[fruiting body]], which
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  • ...r [[hops]]. The term "Bees Wine" likely comes from the primary ingredient, honey, which is produced by bees. This drink holds a historical significance in m ...and water, to which yeast is added to initiate fermentation. The ratio of honey to water, the type of yeast used, and the fermentation time can vary, leadi
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  • ...b>CH<sub>2</sub>COOH. It is a white, solid substance with a characteristic honey-like odor. Phenylacetic acid is classified as an aromatic carboxylic acid a Phenylacetic acid is slightly soluble in water but highly soluble in organic solvents such as ethanol, diethyl ether, and benzene. It has a melting poin
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  • ...s naturally found in various plants, including cinnamon, balsam trees, and honey. Cinnamic acid is widely used in the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic ind ...lvents such as ethanol and ether. The compound has a characteristic sweet, honey-like odor.
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  • |Name=Chef joey's organic hemp milk |Ingredients=water,pure vanilla extract,honey
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  • '''Clitocybe tabescens''', also known as the '''Ringless Honey Mushroom''', is a species of [[fungus]] in the family [[Tricholomataceae]]. ...e, often developing a central depression. The color of the cap varies from honey-yellow to brownish-yellow. The gills are closely spaced, and are white to c
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  • ...commitment to sustainability, bee conservation, and producing high-quality honey products. The company's headquarters are located in Savannah, Georgia, a ci ...e and distribution, becoming a well-known name in the world of natural and organic products.
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  • |Name=Vanilla &amp; honey chai tea ...ients=water,whole cardamom pods,ginger,whole cloves,black tea,milk,vanilla,honey,salt
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  • ...designed to control [[Varroa destructor]], a parasitic mite that affects [[honey bees]]. ...mpounds]]. It is a derivative of [[imidazolidine]], a type of heterocyclic organic compound. The chemical formula of Cymiazol is C14H20N2O2P.
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  • .... I like a 2/3 chai to 1/3 [[milk]] ratio. Then add Agave Syrup or organic honey to taste.</li><li>AMAZING!.<br>{{food tags}}<br>[[Weeknight]], [[Category:F
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  • ...and [[plantain]]. These herbs are cultivated in the Swiss mountains using organic farming methods. ...drops and breath mints, including original herb, lemon mint, cherry honey, honey herb, and others. The company also produces sugar-free versions of their pr
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