White honey

[LebanesePride]

Do you know where in lebanon you can find white honey? Any supermarkets and stuff?

[Zouxi]

is white honey taken extracted from bees as well?

[Abou J]

Is that what kids call it these days ?

[Bebsi]

Do you mean the honey you get from africa?

[Nayla]

Originally Posted by LebanesePride

Do you know where in lebanon you can find white honey? Any supermarkets and stuff?

Originally Posted by Zouxi

is white honey taken extracted from bees as well?

Originally Posted by Abou J

Is that what kids call it these days ?

Originally Posted by Bebsi

Do you mean the honey you get from africa?

hehe

LP,you got 3 questions as replies

Choose the right answer hehe

Well, you can go to a village in the Bekaa called "Shmestar", they have excellent honey and I'm sure you'll find what you've asked for

[freedom4ever]

there is nothing called white honey

It depends where the bees is raised
If the bees is on the cost the honey is extracted from the lemon family thus the honey will be near to the white/blonde

If the bees in raised in the moutains the bees will extract the honey from the "sendyen","bellen","tayyoun" and Pine thus it will be dark aka black.

Each kind of honey has different look and taste depending on the flowers extracted from

[LebanesePride]

No fi honey thats like very white, and its way more dense than regular honey, its not very liquid-y.

I used to find it in cans abroad but havent in lebanon at any supermarket yet.

[Zayn]

Originally Posted by LebanesePride

No fi honey thats like very white, and its way more dense than regular honey, its not very liquid-y.

I used to find it in cans abroad but havent in lebanon at any supermarket yet.

Sounds a lot like corn syrup to me.

[Anny]

Originally Posted by LebanesePride

No fi honey thats like very white, and its way more dense than regular honey, its not very liquid-y.

I used to find it in cans abroad but havent in lebanon at any supermarket yet.

Are you talking about the solid honey

[CedarLb]

Interesting!

Encarta - White Honey Bee honey is composed of fructose, glucose, and water, in varying proportions; it also contains several enzymes and oils. The color and flavor depend on the age of the honey and on the source of the nectar. Light-colored honeys are usually of higher quality than darker honeys; white honey is derived from the Californian white sage, Salvia apiana. Other high-grade honeys are made by bees from orange blossoms, clover, and alfalfa. A well-known, poorer-grade honey is elaborated from buckwheat.

Wiki - White Sage Salvia apiana, also known as white sage, bee sage, or sacred sage, is an evergreen perennial shrub of the genus Salvia, the sages. It is native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico, being found mainly in the coastal sage scrub habitat of Southern California and Baja California, on the western edges of the Mojave and Sonoran deserts.

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White Honey