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  • Matt In Oklahoma
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    Then the hand crank was wound which spun the honey out and it collected in the bottom of the container
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    We used a bucket and cheesecloth to strain the impurities like honeycomb, pollen particles and bee poo out!
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    We then ladled the remaining impurities from the top and canned the rest.

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    Then the honeycomb racks were removed
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    Then there was a heated knife device (someone will have to help me with technical names) which was used to remove the wax coating so the honey could be extracted from the combs.

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    Then the racks were placed into a device used to spin the honey out

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    Honey Extraction Day

    Honey Extraction Day
    Another product from the field to the table that never hit a 3rd party.
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