It doesn't seem possible -- sugar-free honey? This is the first time I've ever heard of it! But according to Indian news source, Nerve, bees are able to produce sugar-free herbal honey by feeding on the leaves of the stevia plant. Stevia is marketed as natural sweetener, an alternative to sugar.
According to Nerve, sugar-free honey reduces cravings for sugar and fat, which appeals to people who don't want to gain weight but still want to enjoy the taste of honey. Additionally, sugar-free honey controls blood sugar levels and high blood pressure. Thus, it is in high demand by diabetics.

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8-29-2006 @1:30PM cybele said... That makes no sense. How are the bees existing if they're not able to get any energy from what they're feeding on? The article was really vague.
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8-29-2006 @1:50PM Laura said... I kept bees for a number of years. I think this is complete fiction.
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8-29-2006 @2:22PM MJ said... Dont fool with mother nature!! LOL, This seems so not right. Natures sugar. This is the only food
I belive that will not spoil!! If you have half a jar left you can add water to it and youll end up with a full jar of honey again! Did it myself.........
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