Really raw honey aggravation

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Originally Posted by sqkcrk

The guy standing at the Farm Mkt every wek, who puts his name and contact info on the jar?

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That guy does more for promoting my honey than I do.

And the free taste. It's just like heroin- the first one's free. I've created quite a few addicts.

I thought "raw" meant "uncooked.
My label says "raw honey" and no one has argued with me about it.
Not to go off topic but what makes "raw milk" raw?

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Originally Posted by bevy's honeybees

Not to go off topic but what makes "raw milk" raw?

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Raw Cows.

Also known as tartare.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steak_tartare

we are off topic now. :shhhh:

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Originally Posted by EastSideBuzz

Raw Cows.

Also known as tartare.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steak_tartare

we are off topic now. :shhhh:

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Allez cuisine! :banana:

Honey in raw form is very useful for health because when it is in that form it contain everything that comes naturally from it.So i prefer having it in that form.

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Originally Posted by bevy's honeybees

Not to go off topic but what makes "raw milk" raw?

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You got a couple of amusing responses, but no one answered your question. :rolleyes: Generally, "raw milk" would mean not pasteurized and not homogenized. In some states, unpasteurized milk cannot legally be "sold for human consumption".

There are a number of attempts to get around this. In TN I see "raw milk" offered for $8 a gallon, but with the disclaimer "sold for animal consumption only." I suspect not many people are going to pay $8 a gallon and then not drink it themselves.

There are also "cow share" programs where you pay a nominal fee to become part owner of a cow. Then, since you own part of the cow, it is allegedly already your milk because it was produced by your cow, so it is not being "sold". :lookout: Of course, there is a processing fee to stable the cow and milk it, usually close to that same $8 per gallon.

Anyone for a "bee share" program? If state law says you can't sell your honey ..... sell a share of the bees instead. :gh:

I am a part of a "bee share" when I buy bulk honey from another beekeeper. I'm not buying honey I'm buying a share in the bees and honey is my profit.:D

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Originally Posted by Rader Sidetrack

...There are also "cow share" programs where you pay a nominal fee to become part owner of a cow. Then, since you own part of the cow, it is allegedly already your milk because it was produced by your cow, so it is not being "sold"...

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When my kids were small. we used to have 1/5 of the very big cow. We had 3 liters of milk every other day. Man, it is a lot of milk! At the time I got home with milk (20 min) - milk was already separated creating 5 cm thick layer of creme. Butter made from that creme was the best.

> what makes "raw milk" raw?

It's not pasteurized. Raw honey has no official definition, but it is generally held to be honey that is not heated past what it would be in the hive.