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| − | '''Honey''' is a type of | + | '''Honey''' is a type of [[food]], produced as part of the [[beekeeping industry]]. To obtain honey, a [[honeycomb]] gathered from a [[hive]] is processed at a [[screw press]]. Honey is stored in [[jug]]s made of [[wood]], [[stone]], [[metal]], [[glass]], [[porcelain]], [[stoneware]], or [[glazing|glazed]] [[earthenware]]. As a by product of pressing a honeycomb, a bar of [[wax]] is also produced. Honey may be eaten, [[cook|cooked]] at a [[kitchen]], or [[brewing|brewed]] into [[alcohol|mead]] at a [[still]]. Honey has a low value of 1. However, if you turn it into mead (which also has a value of 1 per unit), you can turn 1 unit of honey into 5 units of mead. |
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Honey is a type of food, produced as part of the beekeeping industry. To obtain honey, a honeycomb gathered from a hive is processed at a screw press. Honey is stored in jugs made of wood, stone, metal, glass, porcelain, stoneware, or glazed earthenware. As a by product of pressing a honeycomb, a bar of wax is also produced. Honey may be eaten, cooked at a kitchen, or brewed into mead at a still. Honey has a low value of 1. However, if you turn it into mead (which also has a value of 1 per unit), you can turn 1 unit of honey into 5 units of mead.