Honey - Revision history

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 211.242.42.53 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-10-28T18:24:59Z

Reverted edits by 211.242.42.53 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it runnier (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.		'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it runnier (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.

211.242.42.53 at 17:14, 28 October 2007

2007-10-28T17:14:41Z

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	'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it runnier (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.		'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it runnier (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.

User 144 at 07:02, 29 April 2006

2006-04-29T07:02:30Z

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	Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], past [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].		Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], past [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].

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User 144: grammar

2006-02-10T09:39:14Z

grammar

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	'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it ~~more runny~~ (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.		'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it runnier (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.

	It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating eczema.		It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating eczema.

Taryn: explanation of honey sugarsand glucose cutting

2004-07-13T02:15:08Z

explanation of honey sugarsand glucose cutting

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	'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]].		'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]], containing mainly a combination of glucose and fructose - along with the complex honey flavours. Note: many supermarket honeys are actualy "cut" with extra glucose - which makes it more runny (useful for spreading), but less flavoursome.

	It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating eczema.		It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating eczema.

Morgant: spelling

2003-07-30T17:26:56Z

spelling

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	'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as ~~food~~ ~~storage~~) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]].		'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as stored food) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]].

	It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating ~~excema~~.		It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating eczema.

	Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], past [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].		Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], past [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].

130.194.13.106 at 16:25, 30 July 2003

2003-07-30T16:25:48Z

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	It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating excema.		It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating excema.

	Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].		Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], past [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].

Morgant at 12:57, 15 July 2003

2003-07-15T12:57:24Z

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	'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as food storage) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]].		'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as food storage) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]].

	It also has many medicinal properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating excema.		It also has many [[medicine\|medicinal]] properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating excema.

	Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].		Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].

Update at 19:48, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T19:48:46Z

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'''Honey''' is a product produced by [[bee]]s (as food storage) from the nectar of flowers. Next to water, it is the main ingredient in [[mead]]. It is also an excellent sugar substitute for medieval [[recipes]].

It also has many medicinal properties which modern doctors are now rediscovering. A classic throat soothing drink is lemon and honey, but it is also used for healing wounds and for treating excema.

Honey is also a documentable [[SCA name]]. One such person with this name is Lady [[Honey of the Forest]], [[seneschal]] of the [[Canton of Krae Glas]].