Made my first batch of pine honey. Tastes like I remember

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Still unsuccessful in making my own candies. I am determined to try though.
 

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heatherlynnky said:
Still unsuccessful in making my own candies. I am determined to try though.
Horehound seems to be the herb most often used for candies; I know I have seen directions for making them. You might try googling horehound candies, or cough drops, and follow the directions just using your pine.
 

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This is interesting!

One thing a veterinarian told me, pine extracts and oils are deadly for cats. She said never use them or anything like Hexol, which contains pine oil, for cleaning around cats.
 

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Wow. did not know that about cats.

I've never had any luck making candy. It always ended up tasting like burnt sugar.
 

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DATS, thanks for that info! I'd never heard that B4, but checked it out online and found this.
 

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I wish more vets would warn people of these dangers. I can't help wondering how many of my pets have had shortened lives because of me :(
 
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