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McCoy's Fl Orange Blossom Honey

15 years ago

OK. Hubs is down in South FL, so I ask if he could make a detour to get me some McCoy's Florida Orange Blossom honey. Well, he passes the Fl Mall and asks what he can get for my birthday. Well, nothing, honey! Just honey. He got that then what for you birthday? I said we'll go to the outlets and get me an electric smoker. He humm. He hawwed. Then agreed. Hot dog! I'll have an electric smoker!

We have to keep in mind what works during bad storms. What can the garage hold???? So how much can we fit if in garage when we leave for a hurricane??? Who knows, but I want a smoker!

We'll see!

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lyndaluu2
15 years ago
We have an electric smoker and love it!!!
Made Canadian Bacon over last weekend. Turned out great

Linda
teresa_nc7
15 years ago
Orange Blossom honey is my favorite! I buy it from a local beekeeper that also has hives in FL. They put the jars of honey out on a display at the end of their driveway and you leave the money in an open box with a rock to hold down the bills. I love that kind of trust!
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beachlily z9a
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15 years ago
Teresa, we have places around like that, too! Something special there.

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