I like honey...and meat.

Thats all there is too it.

I have, thought, lately tried to limit my consumption of meat/dairy, but not honey (laugh).

I could say I have limited myself because of the health benefits to go hand in hand with less meat and dairy consumption. (note: I said less consumption and not no consumption at all)

Every time you eat honey a baby bee is shot with a taser and stapled to the front of a pick up truck just for fun. Way to go. Didn't you read the article?

Ouch. Harsh. >__>

I'm not big on honey, actually. I've probably used it twice this year and often times in my house the ants get to it because someone left it open (perchance someone uses it). But in other words it's not a staple.

On one of the links from the article it said on average how much someone used honey (Americans: 1.1 pounds, UK: 0.66 pounds, and Germans: 9.5 pounds!) and I can't understand how that is. (<link> Scroll down to "You Can Make a Difference") Are their honey needs really that big? Just really ridiculous....