Do you love corn? What a great reason to pick up some fresh corn and make corn fritters as a side or a first course? Here is a recipe for you to share with your friends and family. Ingredients 1 egg, separated 1 cup shucked corn kernels 1 teaspoon Chipotle Pacific Sea Salt 1 teaspoon chopped … Continue reading Fresh Corn Fritters with Honey
This blog article is intended to give clarity to consumers that they are buying certified Manuka Honey that contains antibacterial properties. Mark Twain once penned, “There are lies, damn lies, and statistics!” Too often slick marketers confuse consumers through misdirection – and that includes manipulating the grading systems of Manuka Honey. But First, Why Manuka … Continue reading Bee Informed: The Definitive Guide to Rating Manuka Honey
PRI Manuka Oil from New Zealand is very gentle in its nature, our Manuka Oil can be used straight from the bottle for its antibacterial properties. A natural antiseptic suitable for the whole family (and pets) to use. PRI Manuka Oil (100% Pure Leptospermum Scoparium) is distilled from the abundant Manuka forests that blanket the pristine New Zealand … Continue reading PRI Manuka Oil
About 75% of the produce grown in the United States has been genetically modified making it difficult to know if the foods we eat have been created by nature or created in a lab. According to the Center for Food Safety, "It has been estimated that upwards of 75% of processed foods on supermarket shelves, … Continue reading New Zealand a Non-GMO Country
Mossop's Honey is a leading Manuka Honey producer form New Zealand. "The owners Neil & Wendy are involved in all aspects of honey production, giving them control over the quality and flavor of the honey, ‘From the hive to the Honey Pot.’" Watch to learn more about them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjpIctqOYNY
The competition for Manuka Honey is greater than ever. Many forestry companies and farmers are charging beekeepers resulting in competition for beehive sites. According to stuff.com.nz, "Nelson city councilors found out that the Department of Conservation had pumped up its prices from $6 a hive to $15 for standard hives and $50 for those areas … Continue reading Beekeepers battling for the best hive sites as competition ramps up
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