***Disclosure: I received complimentary samples to facilitate my review. No other compensation was provided, and all opinions are 100% honest and have not been influenced in any way.*** It's no secret that honey is delicious. It's sweet, and depending on the variety, can have delightful and complex flavors. Honey is wonderful to cook with, and a little drizzle of honey over a lot of dishes (think Baklava) can make your taste buds sing. But did you know that Raw Honey has plenty of other uses and benefits, too? It's true! Raw honey, which hasn't been heat-processed, contains antiseptic properties and can be used in a myriad of ways. It can even be used to make you look and feel more naturally beautiful. Here are 12 uses for raw honey that you may not have been aware of... Until now! You're welcome! How cool is that?! These are just a few of the many, many uses for honey. I have personally tried all of these applications myself, and they really do work. I especially love using raw honey to help with my horrid allergies. Local raw honey, by the spoonful, helps the most to aid in allergy relief. Please note: If you ingest raw honey for health benefits, DO NOT HEAT IT. Yep...Adding raw honey to hot tea or foods is a no-no. The heat will destroy the antibiotic properties of the honey. When it comes to raw honey, there are plenty of varieties available, all with varying colors and flavors. Some of my absolute favorite products are from Mohawk Valley Trading Co. This company offers only the highest quality unprocessed natural products. They have Pure Maple Syrup, Maple Sugar, Honey, Raw Honey, Beeswax, Beeswax Candles, Handmade Soap and Natural Skin Care Products. ABout Mohawk Valley Trading Co : The Mohawk Valley Trading Company offers the highest quality unprocessed natural products we can produce namely; Maple Syrup, Maple Sugar, Honey, Raw Honey, Beeswax, Beeswax Candles, Handmade Soap and Natural Skin Care Products. Their warehouse is located in the city of Utica and is neither a walk-in retail store nor open to the public. They sell online only. Our Honey Review: I received a wonderful assortment of raw honey from Mohawk Valley Trading Co. Included were Raw Buckwheat Honey, Raw Summer Wildflower Honey, Raw Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey, and even a generously sized piece of honey comb! If you're a bit obsessed with raw honey like I am, you know the difference between this and traditional "normal" honey found at the grocery store. Raw honey has a different flavor, consistency, and aroma than honey that has been processed. The scent alone is amazing, and makes you want to take a taste...or three. Raw Buckwheat Honey The Raw Buckwheat Honey is a variety I hadn't tried before. This honey has a very complex, almost earthy quality to it. It reminds me of molasses, only much, much better. Did you know that Dr. Oz recommends 1-2 teaspoons of buckwheat honey daily during cold and flu season? It's true! Mohawk Valley Trading Co. offers raw buckwheat honey has not been heated, filtered, blended or processed. All of the pollen, enzymes, propolis, vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, minerals and aromatics are in the same condition as they were in the hive. From about July through thru October, they strategically place hives in buckwheat fields on both slopes and the surrounding area of the Central Mohawk Valley and Finger Lakes region of New York. Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey From about the last week of October (after they harvest the Autumn Wildflower and Buckwheat Honey) thru April some of the hives are trucked to The Delmarva Peninsula to winter over in a milder climate and to get an earlier start in the spring than they would in Upstate NY. Tulip Poplar and Black Locust trees bloom about the same time and this honey is derived form the nectar of their blossoms. Its dark color is due to the high mineral content. Mohawk Valley Trading Co. offers raw Tulip Poplar-Black Locust honey that is unheated, unpasteurized, unfiltered, unprocessed unblended and in the same condition as it was in the hive. This honey was amazing...It has a nice, sweet flavor, which is slightly less pungent and earthy than the Buckwheat Honey. This variety is well-loved by all 3 of my kids for it's pleasant taste and aroma. Sunflower-Summer Wildflower Honey Sunflowers are in bloom at the same time summer wildflowers are and since honey bees are free-roaming, wild insects that fly; it is impossible to control where they forage. In some areas where there are miles and miles of sunflower fields it is possible to produce honey where the dominant source of nectar is sunflower; However, that is not the case here. Hence the name Sunflower-Summer Wildflower Honey. I would have to say, this honey was my personal favorite. It has a creamy, thick consistency and I honestly enjoy it the most right from a spoon! The kids loved this one, too, and enjoy it on toast or on a peanut butter sandwich! Mohawk Valley Trading Co. also carries Summer Wildflower Comb Honey . This becomes available about Mid-July and about 90 percent of it is pre-sold since they take orders year round on a first come, first served basis. Comb honey is sections of the hexagonal-shaped beeswax cells of the honeycomb that contain raw honey that have been cut from the wooden frames of a beehive. It is the rawest honey available and contains all of the pollen, enzymes, propolis, vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, minerals, and aromatics that the honey had in the hive. Comb honey is more expensive than either raw or liquid bottled honey. Bottled honey is extracted from the beeswax comb and the comb is able to be used again. Since the comb is completely removed to produce comb honey, the bees and beekeeper must work harder to produce it. Prior to the invention of honey extractors, a good majority of honey consumed was comb honey and currently it is in great demand among health enthusiast, honey aficionados, gourmands, connoisseurs and chefs. ***Due to poor conditions in the hive, comb honey is not currently available*** Overall, I couldn't be any more delighted with my honey from Mohawk Valley Trading Company. These products are nothing short of amazing....They're delicious, and I love experiencing all the different flavors from different hives. Oh, and the fact that raw honey has known health benefits and even beauty uses? Even better! So if you've ever been curious about Raw Honey, definitely check out Mohawk Valley Trading Co. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised! Oh, and their prices are very low, especially considering what raw honey usually costs at health food stores! How to COnnect : You can check out the awesomeness that is Mohawk Valley Trading Co. on their website. Mohawk Valley Trading Co. products are carried by Denver Urban Homesteading, Healthy Living Market, The Naturalist’s Notebook, West Elm, Steven Alan Home Shop, Brooklyn Kitchen, Brooklyn Homebrew (to name a few) and are used at some of the top restaurants and hotels in the USA. Enter to WIN : I am thrilled to announce that one lucky reader will their the same package I received, minus the comb honey. So the winner will be receiving:
-Raw Buckwheat Honey -Raw Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey -Raw Sunflower Summer Wildflower Honey How cool is that?! Simply enter using the easy Rafflecopter form below! This giveaway is open to US residents 18+ until 11:59PM February 18, 2014. No PO Boxes. Winners will be drawn using Rafflecopter's Random Number Generator. I will notify winner via e-mail and they will have 48 hours to reply before I am forced to redraw winners. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. This contest is not affiliated with Facebook in any way
249 Comments
Maegan G
1/23/2014 03:34:59 am
I'd love to try their maple syrup!
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Jennifer
1/23/2014 03:37:37 am
I'd love to try the beeswax for lotion bars!
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Jaye L.
1/23/2014 03:45:57 am
Wow! I just spent about 20 minutes over at the Mohawk Valley website, and I learned so much - too much to list:-) but they did answer a question I've always wondered about. I learned thaBotulinum endospores are naturally present in honey and due to the underdeveloped digestive track of babies that young, they cannot destroy the bacteria and MAY develop botulism.
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kimberly brown
1/23/2014 03:48:02 am
I would love to try the maple syrup!
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Ally
1/23/2014 03:51:52 am
I LOVE maple syrup, but it's hard to find locally.
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Tammie
1/23/2014 03:53:57 am
I would love to try the tulip-popular black honey. Sounds wonderful.
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Lauren
1/23/2014 03:57:12 am
Would love to try the beeswax for lotion bars too!!
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Katie G.
1/23/2014 04:02:01 am
I would love to try the apple blossom honey.
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Karla T
1/23/2014 04:58:49 am
I'd like the Goats Milk Lavender Soap
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maria rose
1/23/2014 05:53:54 am
I would love to have some of their beeswax candles
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Debbie G.
1/23/2014 05:55:43 am
I'd love to try the maple syrup
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sheri rigby
1/23/2014 06:54:53 am
the raw organic honey in several flavors so I can taste the difference
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Anne
1/23/2014 08:58:39 am
I'd like to try Mohawk Valley Trading Company's Maple Syrup.
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Margaret Smith
1/23/2014 09:01:35 am
I'd like to also try the Maple Syrup and Maple Sugar
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Veronica G
1/23/2014 11:18:25 am
I had no idea there were so many honey varieties! I would love to try the apple blossom honey.
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Michelle
1/23/2014 02:23:45 pm
I would love to try the apple blossom or black honey
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Michelle
1/23/2014 02:34:42 pm
I would love to try the apple blossom and black honey
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laurie Nykaza
1/23/2014 06:26:19 pm
Apple Blossom Honey, Raw Apple Blossom Honey sounds so good to try
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Danielle Porter
1/28/2014 10:02:59 am
The blueberry honey sounds good!
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Sherry Compton
1/23/2014 09:06:30 pm
I would like to try the 100% Pure Beeswax Tea Light Candles.
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Cynthia C
1/23/2014 09:40:08 pm
I'd like to also try the maple syrup.
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latanya
1/23/2014 10:32:52 pm
the maple syrup
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gala
1/23/2014 10:56:39 pm
I'd like to try their Maple Syrup
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lynn buttedal
1/23/2014 11:12:28 pm
I would love to try the maple syrup!
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Tiffani Jade
1/24/2014 01:22:20 am
I would also like to try their maple syrup. I don't think I have ever tried raw honey, would love to win this!!
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1/24/2014 01:49:02 am
I would love to try some of the maple syrup and the blueberry honey
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Seth
1/24/2014 03:36:41 am
I'd like to try the blueberry honey.
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Lynda Del
1/24/2014 03:37:51 am
I'd like to try the apple blossom honey.
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Anne
1/24/2014 04:17:33 am
Having spent a lot of time in the Adirondacks myself, I'd love to try the Adirondack Wildflower Honey.
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Luda
1/24/2014 04:52:14 am
I absolutely love pure Raw Honey, that is the only kind of honey i will have in my house, when you see all the benefits how can you go to store bought processed honey that have none of that. I also like the skin care products!
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Danielle Porter
1/24/2014 07:57:24 am
I would love to try their beeswax candles!!
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Suzanne K
1/24/2014 08:11:41 am
I'd love to try the Orange Blossom honey
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Dorothy Teel
1/24/2014 09:22:34 am
I want to try the Mohawk Valley Trading Company maple syrup think it would be great on waffles or fresh biscuits.
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Mary Beth Elderton
1/24/2014 10:08:42 am
I'd love to try the Maple Syrup.
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Kortney Picker
1/24/2014 10:33:09 am
I would love to try the 100% pure Beeswax Pillar candles!! I love candles!
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Jan Hall
1/24/2014 10:53:12 am
I want to try the raw wildflower honey
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anne perry
1/24/2014 11:09:18 am
I would love to try the maple syrup.
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Elena Vo
1/26/2014 12:15:06 pm
The Goat Milk Lavender Soap sounds interesting. I really like the scent of lavender.
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Lisa L
1/26/2014 01:24:54 pm
I think the Maple Syrup looks good!
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Amanda Alvarado
1/24/2014 02:12:41 pm
I'd love to try their Maple Syrup!
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Chrystal Thurston
1/24/2014 08:07:18 pm
I did not realize that organic honey is not possible. You learn something new everyday.
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Sherry Compton
1/24/2014 09:04:45 pm
The Maple syrup would be great over French Toast.
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Rod Jackson
1/24/2014 10:57:53 pm
I want to trty the beeswax candle pillars
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lisa
1/25/2014 01:19:58 am
I would like to try the maple syrup. And, the candles.
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Vennie M.
1/25/2014 01:46:25 am
Wow I've never heard of Tulip Black Honey but it looks wonderful! I will need to get a jar for my nephew!
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LaTanya
1/25/2014 03:14:49 am
the beeswax candle
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Theron Willis
1/25/2014 05:11:14 am
Maple Syrup to top hot buttered silver dollar sized pancakes.
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Paige Chandler
1/25/2014 05:27:44 am
I'd like to try the Kosher honey
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Anne
1/25/2014 06:36:48 am
I'd love to try the Goats Milk Lavender Soap.
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MaryAnn Casey
1/25/2014 08:48:26 am
I'd like to try the blueberry blossom honey
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Traci Lynn Butler
1/25/2014 09:22:03 am
I'd like to try the Mohawk Valley Trading Company Maple Syrup
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Vicky Carlson
1/25/2014 11:16:28 am
I would love to try the comb honey. I have heard how wonderful it is.
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Christine
1/25/2014 11:37:49 am
I would love to try there beeswax, to make my lotion bars!
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Danielle Porter
1/25/2014 11:59:48 am
I'd also like to try their maple syrup!
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Mia
1/25/2014 01:08:26 pm
learned that they are located in Utica NY
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laurie Nykaza
1/25/2014 06:09:22 pm
Raw Apple Blossom Honey
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Sherry Compton
1/25/2014 08:47:24 pm
I like the 3" x 4" taper candle.
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Kate J
1/25/2014 09:23:55 pm
I would like to try the wildflower or sunflower honey.
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Gayle S
1/26/2014 03:16:46 am
I never realized there were so many different types of honey. I would love to try the Apple Blossom Honey.
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linda walker
1/26/2014 04:08:38 am
I would love to try the maple syrup
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Diane Cooper
1/26/2014 06:07:53 am
I would love to have some Goats Milk Lavender Soap!
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Vicky Carlson
1/26/2014 06:44:36 am
I learned that grade A maple syrup is milder than grade B maple syrup.
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beanybopp
1/26/2014 08:23:29 am
I would like to try their Maple Syrup...it sounds yummy! I really dont like the sugary stuff you get at the store.
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Anne
1/26/2014 08:40:23 am
I learned that for treating a cough, raw buckwheat honey may be more effective than over-the-counter cough syrup.
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Danielle Porter
1/26/2014 08:41:13 am
I would also like to try their goat's milk lavendar lotion!
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Tina W
1/26/2014 08:45:30 am
I love that they go into detail as to what area each of their honeys is from. I've heard eating local honey can help with allergies.... sadly, I'm on the West Coast.
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Sarah L
1/26/2014 03:01:38 pm
Maple Syrup
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Laurie Nykaza
1/26/2014 05:46:30 pm
Maple Syrup love to try their products
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Vicky Carlson
1/26/2014 07:22:35 pm
The Beeswax Candles look beautiful.
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Sherry Compton
1/26/2014 09:47:17 pm
The Natural Hand Cream this winter.
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gala
1/26/2014 11:27:36 pm
I'd like to try Maple Sugar
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Mary Beth Elderton
1/26/2014 11:31:14 pm
Id love to try the 100 % Pure Beeswax to make some DIY waxed fabric food covers
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christina m givens
1/27/2014 02:07:49 am
the buckwheat honey
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STEPHEN
1/27/2014 02:43:17 am
I'd like to try their Handmade Soap
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June S.
1/27/2014 03:49:51 am
I did not know that raw honey helps to clear up acne problems, wow you learn something new everyday I guess.
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latanya
1/27/2014 04:22:43 am
warehouse is located in the city of Utica
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lisa
1/27/2014 07:21:42 am
I didn't know that it was good for your complexion.
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Julie Lee
1/27/2014 07:40:48 am
I'd love to try their beeswax candles! Can never have enough candles!
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Anne
1/27/2014 08:26:44 am
I learned that the Mohawk Valley Trading Company has no retail location and sells is products online only, although they don't have a shopping cart on their website and you have to email or call them to order.
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Mia
1/27/2014 09:38:37 am
that they have other natural products
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LaCindaB
1/27/2014 10:12:48 am
I like the homemade soap
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hedgehogi
1/27/2014 01:17:03 pm
I so wanna try the apple blossom honey! Yummy
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Jennifer Marohn
1/27/2014 05:06:50 pm
Still wanting to try their maple syrup
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K. Finn
1/27/2014 05:21:03 pm
I'd like to try a Beeswax Pillar Contest. Thanks!
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Terri S.
1/27/2014 07:32:45 pm
I would love to try their Beeswax Candles. The Decorative Egg and the Pine Cone shaped candles look so pretty!
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Terri S.
1/27/2014 07:41:37 pm
The other giveaway I entered is the Mohawk Valley Trading Co. Maple Syrup giveaway.
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Sherry Compton
1/27/2014 09:29:40 pm
I never realized all the kids of raw honey...apple blossom, orange blossom, autumn, blueberry blossom...
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STEPHEN
1/28/2014 02:59:18 am
The soap made from Beeswax looks good
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Vicky Carlson
1/28/2014 03:08:51 am
I would love to try the maple syrup.
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Sarah L
1/28/2014 05:25:17 am
lotion bars
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Jennifer Marohn
1/28/2014 01:53:54 pm
love to try anything they have
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Lauren Olivia Wood
1/28/2014 03:40:28 pm
I would love the maple syrup!
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Terri Moore
1/28/2014 04:02:58 pm
I would like to try the goats milk lavender soap.
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Jennifer P aka Vicki Vix
1/28/2014 04:49:45 pm
I'd love to try the Goats Milk Lavender Soap. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Sherry Compton
1/28/2014 09:46:29 pm
I could use the Maple syrup today. My daughter made French toast.
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terra
1/28/2014 11:42:10 pm
I would like the syrup.
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Danielle Porter
1/29/2014 01:47:22 am
The black honey also sounds good!!
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Anne
1/29/2014 03:55:10 am
I'd love to try the Beeswax Candles, especially the votive size.
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Vicky Carlson
1/29/2014 04:21:17 am
I'd love to try the Buckwheat Honey.
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Jennifer M.
1/29/2014 03:40:16 pm
I would really like any of their products.
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Sherry Compton
1/29/2014 09:08:26 pm
Their Natural Handmade Soaps would make nice gifts.
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latanya
1/30/2014 02:34:08 am
they sell online only
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Hannah Avery
1/30/2014 05:58:07 am
I like their pillar candles!
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Vicky Carlson
2/17/2014 11:06:42 pm
I'd like to try the Kosher Honey.
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Sherry Compton
2/18/2014 01:59:41 am
Honey is classified by its floral source.
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chickie brewer
2/18/2014 02:31:36 am
They have the high quality products like maple syrup and honey
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Anne E Perry
1/30/2014 11:40:13 am
I'd love to try the maple syrup... the bees wax candles would be awesome too,
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Helga
1/30/2014 10:41:47 pm
I like the beeswax candles.
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gala
1/30/2014 11:29:37 pm
Beeswax, 100 % Pure Beeswax
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Sherry Compton
1/31/2014 04:00:13 am
I learned that worker bees produce the wax from mirror glands.
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Olivia Hamilton
1/31/2014 04:09:21 am
Beeswax Candles is something i would love to try out! I love candles but have never had a beeswax one that i know of :) Thank you!
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Anne
1/31/2014 05:59:34 am
Mohawk Valley Trading Co.'s website has instructions for making maple sugar!
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Anne
1/31/2014 06:00:26 am
Mohawk Valley Trading Co.'s website has instructions for homemade maple sugar! (sorry if this is a duplicate comment; there was an error message the first time)
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Mia
1/31/2014 06:07:02 am
honey is a cough suppressant
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laurie Nykaza
1/31/2014 06:44:37 pm
Handmade Castile Soap,
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Sherry Compton
1/31/2014 11:10:33 pm
I love their ham salad sandwiches especially on a croissant.
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Sherry Compton
1/31/2014 11:12:14 pm
Sorry my last comment was on the wrong post. I like how Mohawk has skin care, too and would love to try their body butter.
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Karen D
2/1/2014 03:49:01 am
I would like to try the maple sugar
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Anne
2/1/2014 04:53:28 am
I think a grouping of the Beeswax Pillar Candles in different heights would look great!
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vickykoen@gmail.com
2/1/2014 07:20:47 pm
I would like to try the castille bar soap.
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Sherry Compton
2/1/2014 09:23:02 pm
The maple syrup would be good over my husband's French toast.
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Anne
2/2/2014 03:31:33 am
I would love to try the Apple Blossom Honey.
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debbie
2/2/2014 11:59:26 am
I would love to try their blueberry honey.
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Sherry Compton
2/2/2014 09:43:04 pm
In season and would be nice to try...Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey
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vickykoen@gmail.com
2/3/2014 03:46:14 am
I learned that when burned, beeswax candles are thought to emit negative ions which are beneficial to the air and your health.
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Anne
2/3/2014 08:03:12 am
The Castile Soap is something I'd love to try.
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Mia
2/3/2014 08:44:34 am
honey is good for so many things and boosts immunity
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Sherry Compton
2/3/2014 09:36:49 pm
The Goats Milk Lavender Soap would make a nice gift.
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Brian Scott
2/4/2014 01:35:55 am
Maple syrup and raw organic honey
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Shannon
2/4/2014 01:41:31 am
I would like to try the maple syrup.
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Tina Truex
2/4/2014 03:20:59 am
I would like to try the maple syrup. I love to try different kinds.
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Sarah L
2/4/2014 07:43:10 am
Our warehouse is located in the city of Utica and is neither a walk-in retail store nor open to the public; we sell on line only.
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Anne
2/4/2014 08:13:36 am
I've love to taste the Blueberry Blossom Honey.
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trish trubl
2/4/2014 02:09:41 pm
Maple Syrup!
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Vicky C.
2/4/2014 07:35:25 pm
I'd love to try the Orange Blossom Honey! It sounds heavenly.
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polly
2/4/2014 07:57:41 pm
I would like their 10" Taper Candles
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Desiree Dunbar
2/5/2014 04:11:10 am
I'd love the 3"X9" Pillar Candle.
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Sherry Compton
2/5/2014 05:10:02 am
I like their product ingredients. Their skin care line is made "without petrochemicals, sulfates, phthalates, parabens, synthetic or artificial fragrances, dyes, detergents, preservatives or any other harmful and toxic industrial chemicals, carcinogens, pesticides, reproductive toxins, plasticizers, degreasers, surfactants or hormone disruptors."
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Anne
2/5/2014 06:43:57 am
I've always wanted to try baking with Grade B (Robust) Maple Syrup, which is not readily available. Good to know they carry it.
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Mia
2/5/2014 08:09:05 am
I bet the apple blossom honey is delish
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wen budro
2/5/2014 09:34:41 am
I would also love to try their maple syrup....yum.
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Vicky C.
2/5/2014 08:41:57 pm
I'd love to try the Raw Buckwheat Honey!
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Sherry Compton
2/6/2014 05:02:56 am
With this cold, my lips are really chapped. I would like to try the Beeswax Lip Balm.
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Alena Svetelska
2/6/2014 06:08:35 am
i would like the beeswax candles
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lisa
2/6/2014 06:18:21 am
I'd like to have some of the candles. They must smell nice.
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amry still
2/6/2014 09:56:40 am
The Syrup's
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laurie Nykaza
2/6/2014 05:59:00 pm
Natural Foot Cream love to try it for my cracked feet
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Vicky C.
2/6/2014 09:10:17 pm
I'd love to try the 100 % Pure Beeswax to make some homemade products.
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Sherry S.
2/7/2014 12:38:29 am
I would love to try the Apple Blossom Honey.
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Shannon
2/7/2014 02:23:23 am
I would like to try the goat's milk soap.
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Amanda Szyszkowski
2/7/2014 03:12:10 am
Bees fly a distance that would equal approximatly 6 times around the earth
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Angela Saver
2/7/2014 03:24:00 am
I'd love to try the Goats Milk Lavender Soap!
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Renea
2/7/2014 04:20:41 am
I would love to try the blueberry honey and the maple sugar
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Sherry Compton
2/7/2014 04:44:22 am
Right now their Orange Blossom Honey and Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey are in season
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lisa
2/7/2014 07:51:28 am
I wasn't aware that they only sold on line.
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Mia
2/7/2014 09:42:15 am
I learned that honey can be used as a sore throat soother
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Sarah L
2/7/2014 11:42:29 am
http://www.tenonanatche.com/beeswax-tea-lights-candles-pure.htm
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Sherry Compton
2/7/2014 11:28:10 pm
They don't call their honey organic because they have done research on how organic honey is a myth.
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Mia
2/8/2014 04:16:01 am
I would love to try their maple syrup on pancakes
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Shannon
2/8/2014 05:05:04 am
I would like to try the castile soap.
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Anne
2/8/2014 09:04:06 am
I learned that bees need to eat over 8 lbs of honey just to secrete 1 lb. of wax.
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Marcia Lee
2/8/2014 12:37:27 pm
My husband loves pure maple syrup. So I would love to try Mohawk Valley's Maple Syrupl
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Sherry Compton
2/8/2014 09:43:37 pm
They describe their beeswax as "100% pure, all natural, yellow, unbleached and filtered"
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Vicky Carlson
2/8/2014 10:15:53 pm
I learned that buckwheat is neither a grass nor wheat, but is a fruit related to rhubarb. Who knew? :) !
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Anne
2/9/2014 01:50:56 am
I learned that to make the Orange Blossom Honey, the bees visit several varieties of oranges.
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lisa
2/9/2014 06:25:18 am
I learned that they don't use pesticides. I like that.
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Shannon
2/9/2014 10:50:41 am
I love the candles.
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Sherry Compton
2/9/2014 09:42:10 pm
The maple syrup would be good on french toast.
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Anne
2/10/2014 07:01:05 am
I want to try the Maple Pecan Scones recipe on their website!
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Judy Gregory
2/10/2014 09:33:03 pm
I'd love to try their castile soap. Very natural and doesn't dry the skin.
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Sherry Compton
2/10/2014 10:52:35 pm
I learned that their honey is used by chefs world-wide and endorsed by many celebrity chefs.
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Vicky Carlson
2/10/2014 11:54:16 pm
The Raw Blueberry Blossom Honey sounds awesome.
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lisa
2/11/2014 07:15:14 am
I would like to try the maple sugar. They have so many great products!
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Jason
2/11/2014 11:17:40 am
I would love to try that Maple Syrup...
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Sarah L
2/11/2014 11:35:45 am
Beeswax Pillar Candles
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Marcia Lee
2/11/2014 12:50:41 pm
I learned the difference between the refining process' of sugar, using chemicals to remove impurities and maple syrup which uses heating and mechanical straining asthe only forms of processing it goes though.
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Wes Hovorka
2/11/2014 08:02:42 pm
I would wan to try the delicious maple syrup.
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Sherry Compton
2/11/2014 11:14:48 pm
I learned that their candles burn negative ions..."thought by some to clean the air and prevent problems with asthma and depression."
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Diane Baum
2/12/2014 12:24:29 am
The maple syrup please
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lisa
2/12/2014 06:20:54 am
I could use some honey right now. I have a fever and sore throat that's been nagging me for a week.
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Russell Moore
2/12/2014 08:37:28 am
I really like real Maple Syrup, but what's available here is very expensive.
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heather
2/12/2014 11:07:22 am
I would just love to try that goats milk lavender soap that sounds wonderful.
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Anita
2/12/2014 01:21:56 pm
I learned that honey helps indigestion; that will be something I will remember about it for the future.
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Sarah L
2/12/2014 02:44:05 pm
Raw Blueberry Blossom Honey
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Vicky Carlson
2/12/2014 06:14:49 pm
I'd love the Goldenrod Honey.
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Sherry Compton
2/12/2014 10:50:27 pm
I like that they have natural skin care products so you don't use harmful products on your skin.
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Kate J
2/13/2014 12:14:41 am
The sunflower honey!
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John Hutchens
2/13/2014 07:09:38 am
I learned that Beeswax has a fairly low melting point between 144 to 147 °F
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Mia
2/13/2014 10:05:37 am
I bet the hand creams are wonderful
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Anita
2/13/2014 01:31:40 pm
I'd love to try the beeswax bars; they look so organic and clean.
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Sarah L
2/13/2014 01:45:31 pm
Wildflower Honey
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Sherry Compton
2/13/2014 09:45:50 pm
I learned how Propolis is good for you. It's the small particles of pollen and honey comb that pass through when honey is strained.
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debbie
2/14/2014 03:00:05 am
I think their blueberry honey sounds incredible.
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Vicky Carlson
2/14/2014 07:22:14 pm
I'd love to try the Raw Goldenrod Honey!
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Corey Olomon
2/14/2014 08:41:03 pm
I would love the Maple Syrup!
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Sherry Compton
2/14/2014 09:31:30 pm
They use mostly sugar maple sap for their syrup.
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Carolyn M.
2/15/2014 04:13:20 am
I want to try their homemade goatsmilk soap.
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Deb C
2/15/2014 06:34:48 pm
I would like to try their one pound of Beeswax.
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Vicky Carlson
2/15/2014 07:04:04 pm
The Raw Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey sounds good!
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Judy Gregory
2/15/2014 07:42:44 pm
I love to have some of their pure beeswax.
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Sherry Compton
2/15/2014 09:11:31 pm
Grade A syrup can be divided into 3 categories: light, medium and dark amber.
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Michelle S
2/15/2014 10:16:22 pm
I like the Summer Raw honey.
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Karen D
2/16/2014 12:45:16 am
I'd like to try their maple sugar
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Kate J
2/16/2014 12:46:46 am
I would like to try their maple syrup.
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Samantha
2/16/2014 06:50:37 am
I would love to try the beeswax candles!
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Marcia Lee
2/16/2014 08:10:56 am
I would like to try their homemade soap. It is made from Goat’s milk, shea butter, natural plant oils including; olive oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil, hemp seed oil, palm oil, castor bean oil, wheat germ oil, sunflower oil and other botanical sources such as fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs and nuts.
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Rebecca Lock
2/16/2014 10:19:09 am
I would like the beeswax candles.
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sky evans
2/16/2014 11:04:40 am
I'd like their goatmilk soap.
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Judy Gregory
2/16/2014 08:19:43 pm
The recipe for Maple Pecan Scones looks great.
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Sherry Compton
2/16/2014 08:41:34 pm
Their soaps contain goat's milk which has vitamin a to nourish skin.
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Karen D
2/16/2014 09:32:24 pm
I would like to try their maple sugar
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Liza E
2/16/2014 09:38:22 pm
I would like to try the maple sugar
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Vicky Carlson
2/17/2014 05:02:38 am
I'd love to try the Orange Blossom Honey!
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Jaime Cummings
2/17/2014 06:39:37 am
I'd like to try the maple sugar.
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Jennifer T
2/17/2014 06:51:04 am
I'd love to try their maple syrup!
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Jayne Burchfield
2/17/2014 08:55:13 am
I would love to try their Maple Syrup.
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Terry Cross
2/17/2014 11:14:56 am
I'd like to try the maple syrup
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Marcia Lee
2/17/2014 12:05:32 pm
I would like to try maple sugar.
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Mya Murphy
2/17/2014 02:19:33 pm
Mohawk Valley Trading Company Maple Syrup
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Sarah L
2/17/2014 02:36:23 pm
Raw Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey
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Lorayne Gothard
2/17/2014 03:54:04 pm
I would also like to try their handmade soap
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laurie Nykaza
2/17/2014 05:09:15 pm
Maple Sugar sounds amazing to use
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Judy Gregory
2/17/2014 07:30:45 pm
I like the decorative egg candle.
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Barb Stenby
2/17/2014 08:28:55 pm
Castile Soap
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amry still
2/18/2014 04:33:17 am
I would like to try the Maple Syrup
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Allison
2/18/2014 05:31:44 am
I have been wanting to try the goats milk lavendar soap!
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Cheryl Reinhardt
2/18/2014 07:18:58 am
I learned Parabens are a type of preservative widely used in both cosmetics and food products meaning they mimic the effects of estrogen and have been found in breast cancer tumors and are believed to have the ability to cause early puberty in females,
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Terry Cross
2/18/2014 07:34:04 am
I'd like to try the Blueberry Blossom Honey
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DEBIJOT
2/18/2014 08:31:42 am
I would like to try the natural hand cream.
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Patricia Moneta
2/18/2014 08:46:43 am
Goat Milk Soap is wonderful and I'd love to try theirs.
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Jeffrey
2/18/2014 08:52:56 am
I'd like to try their Robust Maple Syrup!
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Buddy Garrett
2/18/2014 08:57:44 am
I would like to try the Maple Syrup.
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RICHARD HICKS
2/18/2014 09:27:11 am
I want to try Pure, Grade A Dark, Robust Maple Syrup
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Kendra Gillilan
2/18/2014 10:16:38 am
Goats Milk Lavender Soap, love to try
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Sarah L
2/18/2014 12:49:33 pm
Raw Sunflower Honey-Summer Wildflower Honey
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Deven d
2/18/2014 12:52:56 pm
I would love to try the tulip-popular black honey. Sounds wonderful.
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Bryan E.
2/18/2014 12:58:11 pm
Thanks for the giveaway… we would like to try the Tulip Poplar-Black Locust Honey
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