What's up with honey?
I find myself using honey a lot recently in place for regular sugar, but I was wondering if it actually any better? And what it's pros/cons are?
My parents have a hive at their house and I get honey from them so I'm not using store bought honey or anything incase that's worse?
it's sugar bees poop out
But is it any better than sugar that'd come in a bag? I figured since its pretty much completely unprocessed it must be a better option? Unless the bees making the honey technically makes it processed?
It's pretty versatile and a good sweetener, generally. I just fucked up candied bacon with fall flower honey, should've just used 100% maple syrup, fucking kms.
The real question is wtf is the deal with bees?
It contains a fuck load of unnecessary carbs. Stop being a fatass.
If I'm having 2-3 teaspoons max a day, and no other kind of sweetners, aswell as a relatively healthy diet does that really matter?
Much better. Got nutrients 'n stuff in it also. Better to ask Google than Veeky Forums for a question like this
If you’re a fatass yes it matters. Telling yourself it’s natural and relatively healthy is bullshit. Relative to what anyway? Corn syrup?
Fun fact: Regular honey isn't much different than High Fructose Corn Syrup because both syrups have more fructose than sucrose.
Regular honey is effectively (and nutritionally) High Fructose Bee Syrup.
Manuka honey is a lot different, though.
Royal jelly, that's where it's at. One of my most favorite ingredients.