Even chimpanzees gather honey using sticks, so it seems likely we've been eating it for a very long time indeed.
In A.A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh stories, Piglet once thought he had seen a heffalump, but it was really just Pooh with a honey jar stuck on his head.
With 20 kinds of massage (from head to toe, up to 90 minutes in duration, and with optional honey, bamboo sticks or vacuums), 15 different baths (including honey, milk, seaweed and red grapes), and a menu of treatments that would take the whole weekend just to read, you're not going to be short of options.
On the same note as food, guinea pigs are strictly herbivores and should not be (or minimally be) fed those honey treat sticks found in pet stores as a "good" pet treat.
Place honey, sugar, cinnamon stick and vanilla pod in a saucepan.
Literally, you only want a dribble of honey, just to stick the mixture together.
Some suggestions include: cloves, lemon zest, cinnamon sticks, honey, maple syrup, ginger.
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.
Most pure honeys, and unfortunately some adulterated honeys as well, will stick together and sink as a solid lump, or remain stuck as a lump on the spoon.
