[quote=Ngalaka][quote=Swenani][quote=Ngalaka][quote=Baratang]Have you ever been to a supermarket, bought a plastic container of 500g of honey and as you are paying for it at close to kshs 400 your mouth is already watering seriously, waririkana handù hau!!
Once you get home, and get your first slice of broadway and smeer the sweet honey, it is all yuk!! You realise that the content of the plastic container that you bought from the supermarket looks like honey, but does not taste like honey..

This has happened to me twice from "honey" from different supermarkets.

It seems this tabia is not about to end starting from honey from Kibwezi along Mombasa road, Mwingi along Garissa road where doctoring of honey is done and even the Kenyans themselves making honey which is all different from the one made by genuine bees except the colour.

Now Maasais have joined in, in the lucrative business....Eish!!!

Maasai hawkers arrested mixing Sweet powder with molasses in their Thika hideout to later sell as honey[/quote]
Is the allegation on Maasais concoting and the subsequent arrest credible!!!!

What will they be charged with.

How come the lot hawking all over selling 'dawa' concoctions in bottles have not been arrested too!![/quote]

Chief, so it's a whole tribe and not individuals?
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Sub Chief, the allegation came from elsewhere not from me![/quote]
:-d :-d

While forests are being closed for logging, I hope thy allow honey guys in Laikipia and samburu to continue their business, they hang hives and harvest every now and then, they mostly sell it raw with all the stuff
I remember my uncle tied a mosquito net over a bucket poured the raw honey an left it outside to sieve sadly he did not get anything bees descended on the setup before it started sieving and carried it all away.

[quote=Mukiri][quote=kayhara]While forests are being closed for logging, I hope thy allow honey guys in Laikipia and samburu to continue their business, they hang hives and harvest every now and then, they mostly sell it raw with all the stuff
I remember my uncle tied a mosquito net over a bucket poured the raw honey an left it outside to sieve sadly he did not get anything bees descended on the setup before it started sieving and carried it all away.[/quote]
:-d :-d :-d [/quote]

Really bees bees ama ....others :-d :-d :-d :-d

[quote=Lolest!][quote=Ngalaka][quote=Swenani][quote=Ngalaka][quote=Baratang]Have you ever been to a supermarket, bought a plastic container of 500g of honey and as you are paying for it at close to kshs 400 your mouth is already watering seriously, waririkana handù hau!!
Once you get home, and get your first slice of broadway and smeer the sweet honey, it is all yuk!! You realise that the content of the plastic container that you bought from the supermarket looks like honey, but does not taste like honey..

This has happened to me twice from "honey" from different supermarkets.

It seems this tabia is not about to end starting from honey from Kibwezi along Mombasa road, Mwingi along Garissa road where doctoring of honey is done and even the Kenyans themselves making honey which is all different from the one made by genuine bees except the colour.

Now Maasais have joined in, in the lucrative business....Eish!!!

Maasai hawkers arrested mixing Sweet powder with molasses in their Thika hideout to later sell as honey[/quote]
Is the allegation on Maasais concoting and the subsequent arrest credible!!!!

What will they be charged with.

How come the lot hawking all over selling 'dawa' concoctions in bottles have not been arrested too!![/quote]

Chief, so it's a whole tribe and not individuals?
[/quote]
Sub Chief, the allegation came from elsewhere not from me![/quote]
:-d :-d [/quote]

:-d :-d :-d

[quote=Baratang][quote=Njunge][quote=Angelica _ann][quote=Mukiri][quote=kayhara]While forests are being closed for logging, I hope thy allow honey guys in Laikipia and samburu to continue their business, they hang hives and harvest every now and then, they mostly sell it raw with all the stuff
I remember my uncle tied a mosquito net over a bucket poured the raw honey an left it outside to sieve sadly he did not get anything bees descended on the setup before it started sieving and carried it all away.[/quote]
:-d :-d :-d [/quote]

Really bees bees ama ....others :-d :-d :-d :-d [/quote]

:-d That's a strange one. Bees have no capacity to evacuate honey.[/quote]

:-d :-d :-d I wonder what kind of bees those ones were...must be Apis Mellifera Humanoid:-)


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Well I only know of the normal bees and the yellow ground ones, by the time the swam died on the setup all that was left was magua or the stuff with wax etc.