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By HELEN W. SMITH
Extension Agent, Home Economic*
The newsletter from the Northern Piedmont Beekeepers Association arrived just in time to give me a topic for this last September nutrition column. The Association was reminding folks that the September meeting of the Northern Piedmont Beekeepers Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 29 at the Culpeper Extension Office. The program on Hive Preparations for Winter will be presented by Bob Thomas, Virginia Agricultural Inspector. '
In their newsletter, they also noted that September is National Honey Month!
What Are You Going
To Do To Celebrate?
•You could bake something with • honey.
•You could give a jar of honey to a neighbor, or to your mailman, or to your doctor, or to your Extension Agent.
•You could put some on toast, English muffin, hot cereal, waffles, or pancakes for a breakfast treat.
•You could drizzle over fresh fruit, ice cream, or mix with whipped cream to top gelatin desserts, spice cakes or gingerbread.
•You could blend honey in equal amounts with butter, peanut butter, or apple butter as a spread for toast or other breads.
•You could mix with equal amount of water for liquid sweet• ener. Keep refrigerated and use to sweeten hot milk drinks, tea, lemonade, eggnog, etc.
•You could thank, the bees for a good 1994 honey harvest and go pur
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