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fused with vanilla, I thought,”I’ve got to try this.” Well, I must say, the “regular” honey from Horse Creek Honey Farms, grown just down the road from me in Chesnee, SC, is some of the best I have ever tasted. It is awe- some in hot tea or coffee. Much like good wine or the best coffee,


honey comes in all types of varieties, some good, some not so good, and in the case of Horse Creek Farms, excellent. I agree with this quote from their website, as it sums up my thoughts. “Once you have eaten an exqui- site honey, you will always know the differ- ence between a generic honey and that of a raw product with unique local tastes and flo- ral aromas.” This is by no means the generic, clear, store bought honey most of us are used to. This is raw honey that is very close to the original condition it was in when it left the hive, nothing added, nothing removed, with no filtering. This is the good stuff. All natural. As I mentioned earlier, if you want a real


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treat, try the vanilla infused honey. Wake up those taste buds! Besides their products, Horse Creek also sells all the supplies needed to be a beekeeper yourself, including the bees. (Although I would recommend some serious on the job training.) (www.horsecreekhoney.com/)


- Michael Buffalo Smith Song of the Vagabond Bird


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