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Originally Posted by Black Page

I bought a bottle of that "forest honey" from a guy, who was soliciting people at tables of Aneka Selera restoran at Barelang #4, on one of my first visits to Batam long time ago. Yes, I was more naive than now.
Indeed, it was something very liquid. At best, honey with water. Who knows the origin of the water and of the honey.

I m health freak. I have tis feeling they added sugar too. Cost pure madu cant be cheap. Then again if is mkt value also cant guarantee is madu asli. I did visit a dusun lebah at Pontian sm 2 decades ago. Right under my nose the pakcik extracted the honey fm several man made bee "hive" compartments. 100% pure honey. Tat was my 1st n last encounter/visit. Guess the only way to confirm is pure honey is to visit those Honey farm n have it extracted on the spot. But tat could prove as a challenge too cos most of the time tere will be some stocks available n on display already.