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Not sure about manuka honey but done would say there is a lot of other honey around.

Don't they sell honey on the beach? Question is, what else is in it?

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Read a recent report that Tasmanian Leatherwood honey is actually also a manuka honey. Sold at Big C and Big C Extra.

Read a recent report that Tasmanian Leatherwood honey is actually also a manuka honey. Sold at Big C and Big C Extra.

Wow! real Tassie leatherwood honey? I think the flavour would be different to manuka, surely?

I've never seen either on sale so let's know if anyone sights it.wai.gif

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Read a recent report that Tasmanian Leatherwood honey is actually also a manuka honey. Sold at Big C and Big C Extra.

>Read a recent report that Tasmanian Leatherwood honey is actually also a manuka honey. Sold at Big C and Big C Extra.

Wow! real Tassie leatherwood honey? I think the flavour would be different to manuka, surely?

I've never seen either on sale so let's know if anyone sights it.wai.gif

Not sure about manuka honey but done would say there is a lot of other honey around.

Don't they sell honey on the beach? Question is, what else is in it?

The correct phrase to use with the honey sold on the beach ( & on Pattaya Dai) is 'innocence by association'.

Yes, the honeycomb is genuine (Possibly, T.I.T.)

The 'honey' starts to ferment inside a week.

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