We zeggen altijd dat suiker ongezond is en dat we er te veel van eten. Impliciet bedoelen we dan de groep van toegevoegde suikers in bewerkte voeding. Maar wat met honing, dat op het eerste gezicht vooral uit suiker bestaat? Feit is dat honing anders in elkaar zit dan andere suikerproducten en dat ze andere eigenschappen heeft.
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