buckwheat fireweed honey
One of the most popular honeys comes from a tall perennial herb grown in the open woods of North West US. Dark in color, it has its own way of being sweet and complex at the same time. It has an extraordinary smooth, delicate, and buttery taste which is great for gourmet cooking, baking,glazing, BBQ grilling, meat & fish smoking, a strong taste and pungent spicy aroma full bodied and rich in iron
commonly served with ham, chicken, lamb, seafood and cold dishes and goes well with strong, black coffee. Prized since ancient times due to its medicinal properties
23.33, 24.02.13.
this is made by mad hornets the strongest stinging insect that lives
inside a football with hexagon cells
and eat slivers of wood
Adult hornets and their relatives (e.g., yellowjackets) feed themselves on nectar and sugar-rich plant foods. Thus, they can often be seen on the sap of oak trees, rotting sweet fruits, honey and any sugar-containing foodstuffs. Hornets frequently fly into orchards to feast on over-ripe fruit. Hornets tend to gnaw a hole into fruit to be totally immersed in its meat. A person who accidentally plucks a fruit with a feeding hornet can be attacked by the disturbed insect.
The adults prey on various insects as well, which they kill with stings and jaws. Due to their size and the power of poison, hornets are able to kill large or dangerous insects such as honey bees, grasshoppers and locusts without difficulty or much effort. The victim is fully masticated and then fed down in the form of slurry to the larvae developing in the nest, rather than consumed by the adult hornets. Given that some of their prey are considered pests, hornets may be considered beneficial under some circumstances
they leave their buzz on the honey giving it a cola like caustic fizz
that is kind of a bit abrasive and sandpapery rather like nuzzling stubble
extremely high in protein
some of the varieties have hallucinogenic and healing properties akin to blue corn syrup
that spring goes very far down
and all sorts of catacombs down there
00.29am 25.02.13.
sorry ...
not that i did it on purpose mind
i was just scared you know ...
this is made by mad hornets the strongest stinging insect that lives
inside a football with hexagon cells
and eat slivers of wood
Adult hornets and their relatives (e.g., yellowjackets) feed themselves on nectar and sugar-rich plant foods. Thus, they can often be seen on the sap of oak trees, rotting sweet fruits, honey and any sugar-containing foodstuffs. Hornets frequently fly into orchards to feast on over-ripe fruit. Hornets tend to gnaw a hole into fruit to be totally immersed in its meat. A person who accidentally plucks a fruit with a feeding hornet can be attacked by the disturbed insect.
The adults prey on various insects as well, which they kill with stings and jaws. Due to their size and the power of poison, hornets are able to kill large or dangerous insects such as honey bees, grasshoppers and locusts without difficulty or much effort. The victim is fully masticated and then fed down in the form of slurry to the larvae developing in the nest, rather than consumed by the adult hornets. Given that some of their prey are considered pests, hornets may be considered beneficial under some circumstances
they leave their buzz on the honey giving it a cola like caustic fizz
that is kind of a bit abrasive and sandpapery rather like nuzzling stubble
extremely high in protein
some of the varieties have hallucinogenic and healing properties akin to blue corn syrup
that spring goes very far down
and all sorts of catacombs down there
00.29am 25.02.13.
sorry ...
not that i did it on purpose mind
i was just scared you know ...
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