Can you name a hot drink that wouldn't go well with honey ???

[Flying Sausages]

Hot chocolate with marshmallow. 

[RoryRB]

2 hours ago, Caroline said:

What kind of monster adds sugar or sweeteners to coffee

those who love the taste of pure coffee, but want one at 1am and already have trouble getting to sleep

[TempestCatto]

Eggnog (a gross drink already)

Apple Cider

Pumpkin Spice Cider (also gross)

Piss

Cum

 

[Bitter]

1 hour ago, valdyrgramr said:

I like the danger of her knowing it and my fiancee knowing it.   #JUSTNORSETHINGS

When you get murdered with a battle axe we'll know why.

[Flying Sausages]

1 hour ago, Caroline said:

those things look like erasers

A good delicious erasers

[SenKa]

1 hour ago, dizmo said:

Green tea.

Green tea and honey is bad? I wholeheartedly disagree.

[dizmo]

53 minutes ago, SenKa said:

Green tea and honey is bad? I wholeheartedly disagree.

Any sweetener in green tea is wrong. 

[SenKa]

12 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Any sweetener in green tea is wrong. 

The only sweetener I would dare put in a green tea is honey, and even then only rarely, but it is fantastic on the off chance I do have it.

 

It also greatly depends on the green tea specifically. I would never put it in something like matcha or sencha.

[Bitter]

I've got this special honey that's pretty good.

https://www.fuegobox.com/products/hot-hive-spicy-honey-16-33-oz

My bottle is at least a couple years old and it turned solid on me, but it's still good. It got hotter as it got older and darkened a little bit. I little bit in mint tea is amazing when you're sick.

[amdorintel]

hot vodka

[Bombastinator]

Beef tea.

[dizmo]

4 hours ago, Caroline said:

those things look like erasers

Wait...have you never had marshmellows before?

[Bombastinator]

32 minutes ago, amdorintel said:

hot vodka

Nope.  That works.  There’s even a name for it.

[Drak3]

4 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Wait...have you never had marshmellows before?

I can kinda see how the shape resembles the eraser off of a pencil.

 

But that's about it.

[Bombastinator]

5 hours ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

Coffee with honey would remain black, though. I think you meant "bitter" (as opposed to "sweet"), rather than "black" (as opposed to "with milk/cream")

 

I came here to say "soup", then you killed the thread

I worked around soup.  It’s a liquid but not a drink.  Most of the time.  There’s an exception amongst british rugby fans though called beef tea.  It’s basically beef bullion consume but they serve it in cups and drink it.

[Bitter]

5 hours ago, Caroline said:

those things look like erasers

 

3 hours ago, OlympicAssEater said:

A good delicious erasers

 

27 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Wait...have you never had marshmellows before?

 

23 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

I can kinda see how the shape resembles the eraser off of a pencil.

 

But that's about it.

[Dash Lambda]

Hot cider.

10 hours ago, Clarkius said:

Apparently anything. 

 

Toxic Honey

My god, that article read like a relatively articulate 5^th grader's essay on their parent's political beliefs. Each word to the next seems fine, but it's so unthinkingly rigid in its overall structure that it manages to say nothing eight or nine times between its only two (remarkably vacuous, if I may add) points.

 

Those points are:

• Hot honey causes a buildup of "ama" in the body, which is a term in a system of Indian pseudo-medicine referring to things in an incomplete state of transition, like undigested food. It's only marginally better than saying it disrupts the balance of your humors, so this point is meaningless. I'd like to stress: This was the main point, the central argument.
• The second point, which is treated as little more than a parenthetical aside, is that heating honey produces HMF (5-hydroxymethylfurfural), of which the only description it gives is "potentially carcinogenic." As far as I've been able to find, while there have been concerns about HMF, every study so far into its human genotoxicity or carcinogenicity has come back negative. It is toxic to bees, and poses a problem for beekeepers who have to use extra sugar to augment deficient food sources for their honeybees -but it hasn't been a problem in human consumption of honey. Also, both coffee and toast have significantly higher concentrations of HMF than honey.

Ultimate point is: The worst thing they could come up with was that it contains a chemical that, as far as we have been able to tell, is just about as toxic as everything else in food that isn't necessarily good for you; a chemical that also shows up in virtually all baked goods and sweet goods, often in much higher concentrations.

 

Whoever wrote that article should feel bad that this trivial, sensationalist nonsense is what they have to show for their life and work.

[Bombastinator]

8 minutes ago, Dash Lambda said:

Hot cider.

My god, that article read like a relatively articulate 5^th grader's essay on their parent's political beliefs. Each word to the next seems fine, but it's so unthinkingly rigid in its overall structure that it manages to say nothing eight or nine times between its only two (remarkably vacuous, if I may add) points.

 

Those points are:

• Hot honey causes a buildup of "ama" in the body, which is a term in a system of Indian pseudo-medicine referring to things in an incomplete state of transition, like undigested food. It's only marginally better than saying it disrupts the balance of your humors, so this point is meaningless. I'd like to stress: This was the main point, the central argument.
• The second point, which is treated as little more than a parenthetical aside, is that heating honey produces HMF (5-hydroxymethylfurfural), of which the only description it gives is "potentially carcinogenic." As far as I've been able to find, while there have been concerns about HMF, every study so far into its human genotoxicity or carcinogenicity has come back negative. It is toxic to bees, and poses a problem for beekeepers who have to use extra sugar to augment deficient food sources for their honeybees -but it hasn't been a problem in human consumption of honey. Also, both coffee and toast have significantly higher concentrations of HMF than honey.

Ultimate point is: The worst thing they could come up with was that it contains a chemical that, as far as we have been able to tell, is just about as toxic as everything else in food that isn't necessarily good for you; a chemical that also shows up in virtually all baked goods and sweet goods, often in much higher concentrations.

 

Whoever wrote that article should feel bad that this trivial, sensationalist nonsense is what they have to show for their life and work.

Sadly there is no “ultimate winnah!” button.  You would have gotten it from me.  Nice research

[SpaceGhostC2C]

46 minutes ago, Dash Lambda said:

(...)

So... you are saying that lukewarm honey cures cancer...?

 

*Rushes to publish Buzzfeed piece

[D.U.F.F.]

6 hours ago, TempestCatto said:

Piss

Cum

Kinky, i like it

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

anything with milk

[D.U.F.F.]

42 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

anything with milk

[Drak3]

Polteageist

[dizmo]

3 hours ago, Caroline said:

No

Never had s'mores?!?!
I am. Shocked.

[redbread123]

water.