While searching for honey (who knew it had become so expensive?!) at the grocery store tonight, I was surprised to come across this:
Really? Do you see the teeny-tiny print that warns this is "imitation" honey? It's hard to read it in person, too. I can't begin to tell you how creepy this stuff sounds. There is almost nothing natural about it, and deciphering the chemicals on the label was impossible. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out who would buy imitation honey.
So, I googled it.
Apparently diabetics and low-carb folks eat this stuff. Now, if someone told me I had to restrict my honey consumption for medical and/or dietary reasons, I don't think I'd feel it necessary to search out an alternative (and the odds of me buying sugar free imitation honey are just not great). Because, really, it's just honey.
Sure, it tastes great on a biscuit, but so does jelly.
Incidentally, my google search also found that the sale of imitation honey is not permitted in some states. Because, really, imitation honey is just artificial sweetners in liquid form.