Honey as pure product and healthful sugar substitute
An article extols honey from various regions, describes three sale forms, and asserts its purity. It claims no artificial comb honey exists, praises liquid honey, notes limited adulteration, and argues honey is safer for digestion and infants than cane sugar. It also contrasts honey with diabetes risks and sugar overuse.
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Healthful foods and mineral loss in processing
The fragment discusses healthful sweet foods, natural sugars, and minerals like iron and sulfur in fruit and honey. It argues many foods lose valuable minerals through manufacturing processes. A Buffalo News item mentions discipline and a waiter’s question in a minor incident.
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