2 tbsp honey
2 tbsp lemon juice
2 tbsp vinegar
dash of cinnamon
hot water
It sounds terrible, but it actually tastes pretty good, and it seemed to make a difference.
Unfortunately, I ran out of honey as a result. I don't often eat honey, but I'd bought some excellent local honey a couple of years ago, and I would happily buy more, so I looked up the website and found their current kiosk off of St. Laurent. They were open until 5 most weekdays, until 7 on Thursday, and on Saturdays.
The first Saturday in January, I was still sick-ish, so I didn't go. The second Saturday, I set off to find their location.
I decided to take the "most direct way" and got lost, but after far too long, I found the kiosk.
It was closed.
I came home and checked the website. There was a note saying they were closed due to illness.
Not a big deal - I could go the next Saturday.
Last Saturday, I got up and checked the website. There was a note saying that they were kicked out of the mall they were in due to a misunderstanding with management.
Since then, they've updated their site to say they will arrange a pick-up location for orders > $50.
I don't have an order >$50. I want one jar of honey.
I could order off their website, but they charge $7 for handling +$10 shipping. The honey is $15-ish.
This is a lot of drama for a jar of honey.
I think I'll give it a month or two and see if they get this sorted out.
Our Whole Foods store carries local honey so I buy it there. I give our grandchildren a spoonful of honey when they have a cough. Works wonders.
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