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Current Honey based products from sweet stingSweet StingStinger Honey MustardHoneyaki SauceOver 90% honey, sweet sting adds Jalapeno extract, vinegar and a pinch of salt to give you the perfect finish.Honeyaki SauceStinger Honey MustardHoneyaki SauceThis is a delicious honey based Teriyaki sauce. It has Honey, soy, sesame oil, garlic and ginger. Honeyberry ChutneyStinger Honey MustardStinger Honey MustardHoney, cranberry and apple come together for the best topping on Pork, Turkey or whatever is on the table!Stinger Honey MustardStinger Honey MustardStinger Honey MustardA mixture of Sweet Sting Honey, Mustard, Vinegar and just a pinch of Paprika. Try it when grilling or as a dipping sauce.Sweet Sting Honey BBQ SauceMad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceMad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceA sweet BBQ sauce with sweet sting honey, molasses and just the right spices. Think grilling ribs!!Mad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceMad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceMad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceThis is a tangy barbecue sauce with a maple finish to create a very balanced grilling sauce. Customize your order!Mad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceMad Moose Maple Dry RubAdd your own name, picture and phrase to any item you like! The options are endless!Mad Moose Maple Dry RubMad Moose Maple BBQ Grilling SauceMad Moose Maple Dry RubApple wood smoked maple sugar is the star of this rub, then we add sea salt, black pepper, garlic, paprika and a few other spices. Amazing on ribs!Mad Moose Maple MustardSweet Sting BBQ Orange StyleSweet Sting BBQ Orange StyleThink tangy a tangy mustard with the sweetness of MAPLE, then add in a little wine vinegar and a few spices and this is an amazing dipping sauce!Sweet Sting BBQ Orange StyleSweet Sting BBQ Orange StyleSweet Sting BBQ Orange StyleThe Sweet sting BBQ sauce base with a kiss of orange in the background. This is a fan favorite! Try it

In studies with human beings. Such results need to be replicated on a larger scale with placebo controls. In addition, the use of conventional treatments like prednisolone and sulfasalazine in these studies makes it difficult to determine the efficacy of the honey alone.MyCrohnsAndColitisTeam Members on Manuka Honey and Ulcerative ColitisMyCrohnsAndColitisTeam members often talk about their interest in manuka honey to help manage their UC symptoms. They usually use it in addition to their prescribed medications and other treatment strategies.As one member explained, “I'm using manuka honey, but only a teaspoon a day. I'm only one week into it, and there might be something to it.” Another asked, “Anyone try the manuka honey yet? Day six, and still going strong. I’m pain-free.” Another added that manuka honey “can be a bit pricey, but it's worth every penny.”Still, some members feel cautious about using manuka honey. In response to comments that manuka honey could help manage UC symptoms, one member wrote, “Sorry, but I get so annoyed when I read of the latest ‘cure.’ It’s inaccurate and potentially dangerous to assume that there is [a cure]. There is, as yet, no cure, sadly. Currently, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is lifelong, chronic, and debilitating.”Another member shared similar sentiments, explaining, “Just to add, there’s nothing wrong with trying honey and other things to ease symptoms, but this comes with the caveat that it’s in no way a cure.”Talk to Your DoctorWhile manuka honey may show potential to help manage ulcerative colitis symptoms, there is not yet enough data to draw conclusions about its health benefits. Ulcerative colitis should not be treated with honey alone, and it should always be treated under the supervision of a qualified medical expert. If you want to add honey to your treatment regimen, talk to your doctor or health care provider to get medical advice before you do so. They may be able to help you add it to your diet in a way that will be safe, minimize potential side effects like allergic reactions, and have the best chance of helping you feel better. Find Your TeamDo you or a loved one have ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease? Consider joining MyCrohnsAndColitisTeam today. Here, you can ask questions, share your story with UC or Crohn’s, and join a community of people who understand and are ready to help you live well with IBD.Have you tried manuka honey for ulcerative colitis? Share your story in the comments below or by posting on MyCrohnsAndColitisTeam.

Than others.Sage honey typically crystallizes slower than other types of honey. This is because it has a high fructose content, meaning the natural sugars stay dissolved longer. This prevents the honey from forming tiny crystals, thus remaining in liquid form for longer.It’s important to mention:Crystallization is a natural process and doesn’t affect the quality of the honey. Honey doesn’t expire when stored correctly.—> Go back to the FAQs on sage honeyMore to Explore:The Top 3 Best Manuka Honey BrandsOrange Blossom Honey: Uses, Benefits, & RisksSourwood Honey: Uses, Benefits, & RisksWhat is sage honey good for? Is sage honey good for you?Sage honey has many benefits. Some of the benefits are:Sage honey is good for coughs, sore throats, and the common cold.Sage honey is good for skin wounds, burns, and rashes.Sage honey has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.These benefits come from raw, unprocessed sage honey. Check the label before purchasing to ensure you’re getting raw honey.—> Go back to the FAQs on sage honeyMore to Explore:What is Beeswax?Does Honey Go Bad or Expire?What is Dark Honey?Is sage honey in tea good?Yes, sage honey in tea is a great way to enjoy the benefits of honey. As mentioned before, sage honey has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. These can help soothe a sore throat or calm a cough.To add honey to tea, simply stir in a spoonful or two to taste. The honey will dissolve in hot tea and combine nicely.—> Go back to the FAQs on sage honeyMore to Explore:The Brutally Honest Truth About Sour HoneyBuckwheat Honey: Uses, Benefits, & RisksCan You Eat Honeycombs?Is sage honey vegan?No, honey isn’t vegan because it comes from bees. Vegans don’t consume any animal products, including honey. —> Go back to the FAQs on sage honeyMore to Explore:How to Make Creamed HoneyHow to Store Honey ProperlyWildflower Honey: Are There Health Benefits?What is the taste of sage honey?People regularly ask, “Does sage honey taste like sage?”Sage honey doesn’t taste like sage leaves. Instead, it has a mild sweetness with notes of floral and butterscotch. The taste of sage honey can vary slightly depending on the jar. This is because the honeybees collect nectar from sage plants from different regions.—> Go back to the FAQs on sage honeyMore to Explore:What is Fireweed Honey?What is Honeydew Honey?What is Blueberry Honey?Is sage honey pure honey?Not all sage honey is pure. To get pure honey, you need to check for labels that