Re: Types of Honey

[Guest guest]

I just use clover honey. For the sake of economy, I use cheap honey

from Costco for any baking or cooking. I use raw unprocessed honey

from the health food store for recipes that are not heated.

Mindy

>

> Would love to know what types of honey you guys like to use in

> recipes (ie. wildflower, honey blossom, etc.)....do you find a

> difference in flavor? Which is the mildest?

>

> Thanks,

>

> (considering SCD and tried some recipes for my 8yo - dx UC,

and

> maybe my 5yo - dx anxiety and dev delays)

[Guest guest]

>

> Would love to know what types of honey you guys like to use in

> recipes (ie. wildflower, honey blossom, etc.)....do you find a

> difference in flavor? Which is the mildest?

>

> Thanks,

>

> (considering SCD and tried some recipes for my 8yo - dx UC, and

> maybe my 5yo - dx anxiety and dev delays)

Hi ,

i use only clear pasteurized honey (in canada the brand is bee)

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

" have been noticing more irritation with cheaper honeys

(Walmart vs. HF store). "

You may want to check out these " cheaper " brands of honey.

Some times companies will cut honey with corn syrup to cut

down on cost.

Do the bottles say 100% pure honey?

Jody

mom to -5 and -8

SCD 20 months

[Guest guest]

Hi Pearl,

> I thought we weren't suppose to use raw unprocessed. Is it

something else with honey that we're not suppose to use? Thanks for

whoever clears this up for me. Pearl

Raw honey is okay to use as long as the pollen has been filtered out.

The honey should be fairly clear, not cloudy.

Sheila 44 mos SCD, 20 yrs UC

mom of SCD 29 mos