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					<description><![CDATA[is it not true that honey loses some of the nutritional benefits when heated to a high temperature? i have always used honey in m y baking/cooking and i make jun of which honey is an ingeredient. also, in my tea... i let the liquids cool a bit in order to preserve the natural healthfulness, but it can be tricky to keep it hot enough to dissolve. i do not want to be overly cautious and would truly appreciate any researched feedback please! thank you and may the honey bee with you, g in new york.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>is it not true that honey loses some of the nutritional benefits when heated to a high temperature? i have always used honey in m y baking/cooking and i make jun of which honey is an ingeredient. also, in my tea&#8230; i let the liquids cool a bit in order to preserve the natural healthfulness, but it can be tricky to keep it hot enough to dissolve. i do not want to be overly cautious and would truly appreciate any researched feedback please! thank you and may the honey bee with you, g in new york.</p>
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