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McCormick Honey 750g $3.77

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[No Frills] McCormick Honey 750g $3.77

No Frills Ontario & Atlantic has made by McCormick liquid Honey 750g for $3.77, Dec.12-18

The label says this is blend of Canadian and Argentinian honey, packed in Canada
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Thanks OP but if I remember correctly it says in the back that it's made with Canadian and Chinese honey...
Not sure about it, maybe good for cooking.
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Truff01 wrote: Thanks OP but if I remember correctly it says in the back that it's made with Canadian and Chinese honey...
Not sure about it, maybe good for cooking.
If it has Chinese honey, I won't buy it.
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Pasteurized....

All or pretty much most of the health benefits are destroyed by the high heat treatment process.

Only buy raw honey imo.
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“Canada No 1 “ refers to the grade not the origin .
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Saw it last night at my local no frills - label says a blend of canadian and argentinean honey- not Chinese
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I buy this honey at it's regular price of $4.88 or whatever. Stays fresh for a long time, and tastes great.. awesome price, will get more this weekend.
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Also Taiwan number 1
stephroll wrote: “Canada No 1 “ refers to the grade not the origin .
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This is not pure honey, but PURE GARBAGE. This is just sugar with 0 nutrients. It should be illegal to sell pasteurized honey. In fact, it should be illegal to sell it as it is a scam. Buy LOCAL honey and get the nutrients from it as this is just sugar that tastes like honey. I just don't get some of you. If you want to eat crap just to save $2, that's fine,but there are still better options than this.
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domulet wrote: Saw it last night at my local no frills - label says a blend of canadian and argentinean honey- not Chinese
While this is not honey since it's pasturized, it doesn't matter. But Chinese sell honey all over the World. Just because it came from Argentina, doesn't mean it was collected there. There are a few documentaries you can watch on that topic. Chinese scammers have been for years evading "bad-china-rap" by exporting to other countries, relabeling and selling it under different name/country of origin/etc.
There's 0 common sense for Canadians not to buy our own amazing local honey.
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Thanks for the heads up. I had this on my shopping list but if all yall saying its Chinese honey, I'm scratching it off my list
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Honey and related sugatr like products will last foo HUNDREDS of year so any best before date is for stocking purposes only.
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dazz wrote: While this is not honey since it's pasturized, it doesn't matter. But Chinese sell honey all over the World. Just because it came from Argentina, doesn't mean it was collected there. There are a few documentaries you can watch on that topic. Chinese scammers have been for years evading "bad-china-rap" by exporting to other countries, relabeling and selling it under different name/country of origin/etc.
There's 0 common sense for Canadians not to buy our own amazing local honey.
You've said exactly what i wanted to say. Made in china has been trying rigorously to change their image through deceptions and only fools fall for their booochit!

When you see some foods that says prepared in canada with imported goods, you can bet those imported goods are likely from china.
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if you want a Canadian honey, Bee Maid is an option, we have a plant in my city.
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rocking23nf wrote: if you want a Canadian honey, Bee Maid is an option, we have a plant in my city.
I guess the better deal this week is BeeMaid RAW Creamed Honey 500g for $5.48 (reg. $7.98) at RCSS East
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Chinese honey? Hell nah. Some things just need stay local.
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dazz wrote: While this is not honey since it's pasturized, it doesn't matter. But Chinese sell honey all over the World. Just because it came from Argentina, doesn't mean it was collected there. There are a few documentaries you can watch on that topic. Chinese scammers have been for years evading "bad-china-rap" by exporting to other countries, relabeling and selling it under different name/country of origin/etc.
There's 0 common sense for Canadians not to buy our own amazing local honey.
Unresphek wrote: You've said exactly what i wanted to say. Made in china has been trying rigorously to change their image through deceptions and only fools fall for their booochit!

When you see some foods that says prepared in canada with imported goods, you can bet those imported goods are likely from china.
Argentina is the world's #3 producer of honey, not far behind China, so I can't see the sense in sending Chinese honey all the way to Argentina just so it can be relabelled as Argentinian. And as a top competitor to China I'm sure Argentina would not allow the practice

honey exports by the numbers:
www.worldstopexports.com/natural-honey-exporters/
https://www.beeculture.com/2018-annual-honey-report/
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thelasthunter wrote: Chinese honey? Hell nah. Some things just need stay local.
Just to be factual, it's not Chinese
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Kfox wrote: Just to be factual, it's not Chinese
As best we know we can't tell. Someone said Argentina, but this could still be China honey. The earlier commentator was right, Chinese made foods are desperate to loose their country of origin label because no one wants to buy foodstuff from there for obvious reasons. When you're the largest exporter of honey in the world, that's a big problem.
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