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Was just going to add this link. Case closed. Alot of the honey companies add corn syrup or sugar to the honey. You can tell a honey has alot of real honey when the bottle is half used and starts to crystalize. Local Hive is my go to and is real honey. A bit more expensive but worth it.
Even local dealers use fake honey. Some just order in bulk and sell it in stands, they do zero work besides put it in a bottle to make it look more genuine. Others do beekeeping and cut their honey so they can sell more. Kinda the same thing they do at farmers markets where some vendors buy their produce. They only way to know if a honey vendor is genuine is if you knew them personally or from word of mouth that you trust.
Looks like the suit for adding corn syrup etc. was just dismissed.
Was just going to add this link. Case closed. Alot of the honey companies add corn syrup or sugar to the honey. You can tell a honey has alot of real honey when the bottle is half used and starts to crystalize. Local Hive is my go to and is real honey. A bit more expensive but worth it.
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Was just going to add this link. Case closed. Alot of the honey companies add corn syrup or sugar to the honey. You can tell a honey has alot of real honey when the bottle is half used and starts to crystalize. Local Hive is my go to and is real honey. A bit more expensive but worth it.
Case closed in that it was dismissed with no wrongdoing found?
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Case closed as in Stongmoney163 has his answer. That this is not real. But like I said all companies are doing a similar practice. Not any honey is 100% but this one was caught using corn syrup as filler and there is a lawsuit going on now.
That's not what the literal case found though. I see no evidence in this thread that this honey isn't real other than people asserting stuff at each other lol.
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source to back this up? I've bought this before, and I had my doubts.
Looks like the suit for adding corn syrup etc. was just dismissed.
Looks like the suit for adding corn syrup etc. was just dismissed.
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Pierce v. North Dallas Honey Company, Case No. 3:19-cv-00410-B, North Texas
plaintiffs were basically invited to re-file, but don't seem to have done.
Post some sources please.
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Or, Sam's Club has the 44oz bottle for $12 making it 27 cents per ounce (same as this), whereas the Amazon on S&S is about 24 cents.
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