Sentence examples for extract honey from inspiring English sources

Beat in the eggs, lemon zest, orange zest, vanilla extract, honey and yoghurt.

"I remember helping to extract honey at the end of the summer when I was around six years old".

Sharpening sticks to use as weapons, using stones to crack open nuts and sticks to extract honey are just some of the behaviours scientists have witnessed.

In the coming months, they will crisscross the Northeast, dropping off and collecting beehives in rural areas and then rushing home to extract honey.

In one experiment, conducted at a rehabilitation center in Sumatra, researchers found that nine of the thirteen orangutans from swampy regions of the island knew how to use a stick to extract honey from a hole in a log.

In the bush he learned, among other things, how to extract honey from a nest in the baobab tree and how to pass a lion's den without being attacked.

Raw, cold extracted honey hasn't been heat-treated and "purified", so still contains its full complement of enzymes and antioxidants, and has antibacterial properties.

That's why Mr. Mortara, who builds homes and roads Mondays through Fridays, was out in his beekeeper's regalia on a recent Saturday, extracting honey from some of his 18 hives.

A Day Outdooors Today is Harvest Day at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center, a time when families may roam the grounds from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, sipping apple cider, watching the blacksmith forge horseshoes, looking on as lumberjacks propel axes through the air and saw and chop logs at lightning speed, and observing from a safe distance the bee-keeper extracting honey from hives.

If you have to use a sweetener, why not use cold extracted honey, which is as natural as they come?

But they had to rethink the concept of "man the toolmaker" in recent decades as they spotted wild chimpanzees pounding nuts open with stone hammers, fishing for termites and ants with sticks, and extracting honey with brushes made of sticks.