Kinds of Honey

It has long been known that honey differs not only in color, aroma, and flavor, but also in chemical, biological, and curative properties. The chemical composition of honey depends in a certain measure on the plants from which they are collected and even on the soil on which the plants grow  

Peppermint (Mentha piperita L.) honey is produced from the nectar of the aromatic flowers of an essential-oil plant, which is widely cultivated in the Soviet Union. Phacelia (Phacelia tanacetifolia Benth.) honey is light green or white and has a delicate aroma and tine, pleasant flavor. 

Pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo L.) honey granulates easily, possesses a golden-yellow color, and an agreeable flavor. 

Radioactive honey Alin Caillas, the well-known French chemist who made an important contribution to the study of honeys, proved in 1908 that some kinds of honey contain radium. Glass tubes filled with honey were wrapped in opaque black paper and placed on photographic plates. A month later some of the plates were found to have impressions made by the radiation of radium. 

Rape (Brassica napus var. oleifora Metzg.) honey is white, sometimes yellow it has an agreeable aroma but is unpleasantly sweet. 

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Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) honey is one the best kinds of honey. 

In the production and processing of honey, it is important to preserve the original composition, particularly the content of aroma substances, and to avoid contamination. The following kinds of honey are differentiated according to recovery techniques ... 

The flavor and color of honey are influenced hy the kinds of flowers from which the nectar originates. The following kinds of honey are classified on the basis of the type of plant from which they are obtained. 

The crystallization of turanose was first reported by Pacsu and the writer24 as follows In 1918 one of us (H.) found an abundant supply of the rare melezitose in a certain kind of honeydew honey and from it he prepared a small quantity of sirupy turanose in the hope of crystallizing it. Other samples of turanose sirup were prepared subsequently from this stock of melezitose by other workers in the same laboratory. Recently it was observed by D. H. Brauns that one of these sirups, the exact history of which is not now known, had crystallized after standing many years. By the use of these crystals to nucleate turanose sirups which we have lately prepared from melezitose, it has been possible to obtain a rapid crystallization of the sugar in abundant quantities. To this quotation the writer can now add the information, kindly supplied recently by Mr. C. F. Walton, Jr., that Mr. Walton prepared the other samples of turanose sirup. ... 

It is said that the soldiers of Darius the Great (521-486 bc) emperor of Persia baked a kind of flat bread on their shields and then covered it with cheese and dates when on campaign. Cato the Elder, i.e. Marcus Porcius Cato (234-149 bc), wrote of a flat round of dough dressed with olive oil, herbs and honey baked on stones . Shops were found in the ruins of Pompeii apparently equipped for the manufacture and sale of flat breads, possibly pizzas. 

Obviously, pollinators are indispensable to most flowering plants. What is more easily overlooked is that they are critical to our own survival as well. Agriculture feeds the world, and about two-thirds of the world s crops require visits by animal pollinators to set fruit and seed. Various kinds of bees pollinate 60 percent of these crop plants, honey bees being the most important single species in this regard. In the United States alone, their contribution to crop pollination is worth billions of dollars every year. 

And if you slant backwards to the left, which most people do not, you have some emotional issues that force you to be more withdrawn. You re the kind of person who would say, "Honey, I told you I loved you last week. Why do I have to tell you I love you again " You re very logical, almost cold at times. Now, in my other books and courses, I explain that there are actually six possible... 

Sakkaron is described as a kind of solidified honey from India and Arabia Felix, similar to salt in consistency, and... 

Affective qualities and affections thus produce sensations, which are a kind of motion, in perceivers. But such a sensation is an occurrence in a subject that is other than the subject that has the proper object of perception. The sweetness of honey, for instance, causes a sensation in something other than the honey itself. But dispositions to produce motions in subjects other than the subject with the disposition can be differentiated from those that produce motions in the subject with the disposition. And the first two canonical species consist of dispositions of such a sort. Science, for instance, is a disposition to produce a motion, namely intellection, in the subject with the disposition. And being a natural boxer is a disposition to produce boxing motions in the subject with the disposition. 

Some materials, including solutions of certain kinds of polymers, however behave strangely. When subjected to some force, their viscosities can change, and in weird ways. Such materials are said to be non-Newtonian materials. Consider two funnels, one containing honey and the other mayonnaise (Figure 6-2). Although both are viscous fluids, only the honey flows from the... 

Natural sources of sugar available to primitive people were fruit and honey, both of which can be made into wine with a maximum alcohol content of about 12 percent. Starch is also a potential source of alcohol, but it must be converted to sugar by enzymes before yeast can digest it. There are enzymes in saliva that can accomplish this, and one of the earliest kinds of hecr was made by Indians in tropical America who learned to chew corn to a pulp, spit it into clay pots, mix it with water, and let it ferment. Sprouting grains also produce usable enzymeS in standard beermaking, sprouted barley (malt) is used to convert the starcli of... 

MELICRATUM — Hydromel, which is composed of one part of Honey to eight parts of Water. MELOCARPUS —A kind of Birth Mark or Wart. 

We must assume that the Final stage of communism has some kind of structure that it is not simply a land of milk and honey in which the springs of wealth flow so abundantly that no problems of allocation of resources, coordination of activities and distribution of goods ever arise. No one could deny the Utopian strand in Marx s thinking, but I for one am loath to attribute to him a view that could only be described as a pure expression of the pleasure principle. Marx did know that the reality principle, in the form of gravitation, would drag us to the ground if we simply stepped out of the window and tried to fly. Hence I proceed on the assumption that he would not be averse in principle to a discussion of how to build aeroplanes. 

An Egyptian version of Frankincense—Kyphi ingredients Honey, Wind, Raisins, Sweet rush, Thyron, Dock, both kinds of Arcoutheld, Caramum and Orris Root. 

Cancer Plaster. White oak-bark, 4 ounces bruise it well, and add urine sufficient to cover it. Infuse four days, boil it till it becomes as thick as molasses. Add 2 ounces honey and 2 ounces strained turpentine gum. To make this plaster caustic, add 2 drachms white vitriol Spread on soft leather or linen. It may be applied to all kinds of ulcers and white swelling. For cancers it is invaluable. 

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