Bee Syrup for Sale £1.20 per Kg

[Ashbank Bees]

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[crazy_bull]

Is it simply granulated sugar and water or is it anything different?

Thanks


C B

 

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[Black Comb]

Our local association got some a few weeks ago.
£15 for a 14kg bucket.

It's inverted sugar and keeps.

 

[Somerford]

I thought inverted sugar was not good for bees - invert cane sugar in the states has a big warning over it

 

[Black Comb]

I may be out of my depth here but I understood "Ambrosia" (bee syrup?) to be inverted sugar.

 

[oliver90owner]

£15 for a 14kg bucket

At a nominal 30% moisture that is about 19 quid for 14 kg of sugar. Makes supermarket sugar look cheap. Dry sugar in a plastic bucket keeps forever. So simple to dissolve when required. The cost of convenience? Delivery extra?

Forget it, I'm not interested. Neither should any self respecting Beek!

RAB

 

[Black Comb]

Yes Rab I'd already come to that conclusion myself.