sir baconface
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That made me choke on my Tesco’s Finest Spotted Dick.
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Is Manuka honey worth paying extra for?
- Thread starter BlueMoonRisin’
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That made me choke on my Tesco’s Finest Spotted Dick.
sir baconface
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Yes, yes, but you might have had the decency to stop while the WPC was putting the handcuffs on.Masturbation is fantastic at stopping heart disease
Well that's what I told the police
BlueMoonRisin’
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Have you not tied Tesco's Finest spotted dick cream?That made me choke on my Tesco’s Finest Spotted Dick.
sir baconface
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Will do. If it’s good enough for you, it’s good enough for me.Have you not tied Tesco's Finest spotted dick cream?
Let’s hope the application instructions are clear.
Jung the foreman
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Natural yes, organic no. Try getting the soil association to sanction that as organic.Organic honey scraped from beehive honeycomb is just that. Not pasteurised with additives and preservatives added, nothing, just pure natural organic honey.
Barcon
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Which part of the body does this alleged "honey" come out of?
DenisLawBackHeel74
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I've always ate honey, especially a dollop in a bowl of porridge. It's good for you and considered a super food. But is Manuka honey from New Zealand worth paying the extra money for? I bought some yesterday off the market, a 500gm jar for a fiver. Same honey sells in Costco for a whopping £31.99!
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it’s likely that what you bought wasn’t genuine.
much of the manuka in supply is counterfeit.
I have started taking this every evening for about the like 6 weeks off the spoon.
I have kidney cancer at the moment and I think there is def something behind the honey and keeping my immune system strong during treatment. I have managed to control fatigue, sore throats and early colds these pass few weeks.
we got the really good stuff from Holland and Barrett that was like £80; but on Black Friday and some other discounts it came to £34 I think. It’s also sealed by the New Zealand government but as someone pointed out I didn’t know you couldn’t class UK honey as organic due to unprotected areas.
It’s a bit rough off the spoon and I usually take it with a drink to take the edge off.
I also mentioned it to a number of top doctors the last few weeks and they recommended it to.
I have kidney cancer at the moment and I think there is def something behind the honey and keeping my immune system strong during treatment. I have managed to control fatigue, sore throats and early colds these pass few weeks.
we got the really good stuff from Holland and Barrett that was like £80; but on Black Friday and some other discounts it came to £34 I think. It’s also sealed by the New Zealand government but as someone pointed out I didn’t know you couldn’t class UK honey as organic due to unprotected areas.
It’s a bit rough off the spoon and I usually take it with a drink to take the edge off.
I also mentioned it to a number of top doctors the last few weeks and they recommended it to.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Nah mate, it's definitely genuine stuff. It was cheap as it is close to sell by date, but honey can be eaten well over any sell by date.it’s likely that what you bought wasn’t genuine.
much of the manuka in supply is counterfeit.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Knees.Which part of the body does this alleged "honey" come out of?
Manuka is the bees knees; )