where to buy real honey ?

• kiseki

  13 Sep 07, 17:42

  manuka honey would be good ..
  normally the honey i see in supermarkets .
  i dont think they're real .
  any supermarkets in singapore sells real honey ?
  manuka honey preferably
• FireIce

  13 Sep 07, 17:47

  cold storage.
  
  or u can go nature's farm
• kiseki

  13 Sep 07, 17:48

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  cold storage.
  
  or u can go nature's farm

  ooh thank you .
  where are the nature's farm branches in singapore ?
• LyonK

  13 Sep 07, 18:01

  Why manuka honey? I find that tasteless. Just a hint of sweetness.
• venny

  13 Sep 07, 18:12

  oops wrong forum... thought i saw
  

  where to buy real money ?

  
• kiseki

  13 Sep 07, 18:14

  Originally posted by LyonK:

  Why manuka honey? I find that tasteless. Just a hint of sweetness.

  has alot of good qualities ..
  ahahas .
• mochou

  13 Sep 07, 18:27

  No money no honey
• sLeEpWaLkErInG

  13 Sep 07, 18:39

  real honey can only use plastic spoon to scoop.. got a reason one..
  
  I saw in taiwan, they pour the honey in the plastic basin and let it cover bottom slightly and can see honey comb shape at the base when the honey is flowing around..
  
  You can try to go to the Natas 2molo to see if they got for sale, cos i heard the taiwan tribemans which i visited last holiday, they are coming for this NATAs promotion, but dunno if they bring stuff to sell bo.
• kiseki

  13 Sep 07, 18:50

  Originally posted by sLeEpWaLkErInG:

  real honey can only use plastic spoon to scoop.. got a reason one..
  
  I saw in taiwan, they pour the honey in the plastic basin and let it cover bottom slightly and can see honey comb shape at the base when the honey is flowing around..
  
  You can try to go to the Natas 2molo to see if they got for sale, cos i heard the taiwan tribemans which i visited last holiday, they are coming for this NATAs promotion, but dunno if they bring stuff to sell bo.

  huh . i dont get the reason
• sLeEpWaLkErInG

  13 Sep 07, 18:53

  maybe metal spoon will spoilt the nutrients.. not sure.. maybe can check wiki..
  i lazy to do it..
• venny

  13 Sep 07, 18:53

  y mus plastic spoon? meal will spoil the honey huh?
• qlqq9

  13 Sep 07, 20:54

  Originally posted by kiseki:

  manuka honey would be good ..
  normally the honey i see in supermarkets .
  i dont think they're real .
  any supermarkets in singapore sells real honey ?
  manuka honey preferably

  That is the NZ brand manuka honey is genuine. When I was in NZ, I bought from their outlet directly.
• the Bear

  13 Sep 07, 20:55

  you could try farmart..
  
  they have a stall from a bee farm there with hive there for show and all that...
  
  that one, real honey
• kiseki

  13 Sep 07, 20:56

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  you could try farmart..
  
  they have a stall from a bee farm there with hive there for show and all that...
  
  that one, real honey

  LOL . they really have a bee hive in there ???
• MooKu

  13 Sep 07, 20:57

  Um, where does one buy fake honey (besides possibly the China brands)?
• DjMatrix

  13 Sep 07, 20:57

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  you could try farmart..
  
  they have a stall from a bee farm there with hive there for show and all that...
  
  that one, real honey

  wil the bee sting the customers?
• kiseki

  13 Sep 07, 20:58

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  Um, where does one buy fake honey (besides possibly the China brands)?

  supermarket =p
• <Precious>

  13 Sep 07, 20:58

  Honey sold in most supermarkets is processed honey. What you are referring to is raw (unprocessed) honey.
  
  Yup, as per FI's suggestion, go try Nature's Farm. Not so sure about Cold Storage but hell, they're both in basement of Centrepoint, aren't they?
• the Bear

  13 Sep 07, 21:00

  yeah.. at least there was 1 1/2 years ago when i went there
  
  and no they won't sting people.. they are in a fenced and netted off enclosure
  
  

  Originally posted by kiseki:

  LOL . they really have a bee hive in there ???