Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Unadulterated honey
Just been reading how virtually all the honey in supermarkets is either adulterated with syrup or suspected of being so. Today I was in Morrisons and EVERY honey was composed of honey from EU plus non EU sources. Apparently that's a red flag. I seem to remember seeing on here a source of local beekeepers honey. Would love to get some if anyone knows?
Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Gordon T on
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Contact Aidan, he posted here in September 2024:
https://harringayonline.com/forum/topics/harringay-honey-3?
aidan.slingsby+honey@gmail.com
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Permalink Reply by EMC2
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From memory the All Good Bookshop stocks local honey, I know the beekeeper, she lives close by, it's the real McCoy.
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https://www.beekeeping.org.uk/news/2024/honey-for-sale-sgwyn-5mb4n Julie is local, if you try her honey you'll be eating honey sourced from nectar from your gardens...
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Permalink Reply by Atom Gallery
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The deli (at 80?) on SGR near New Beacon books used to sell Finsbury Park honey, pricey but very nice
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Permalink Reply by Philip Keylock
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Agree. 👍 You will also find all the cheap honey comes from China where Bees are factory fed on corn syrup YUK !
People should read the labels and see where it comes from.
Phil
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I can confirm we have Wood Green Honey in All Good Bookshop. £8 a jar.
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