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"some honey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a quantity of honey that is not specific or exact. Example: I added some honey to my tea for a touch of sweetness.
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I need to get some honey from the hives, anyway".
Allow the tea to cool, add some honey for flavor, and sip it slowly.
"I gave them some honey," she said.
You put some honey in your trap.
I need some honey or something".
"Maybe with some honey and thyme.
"You want some, honey?" "I'll dabble," McCray said.
He added a splash of soy sauce and some honey.
A putty-colored bear would love some honey but is dreadfully afraid of bees.
Possible additions: Chopped nuts; some sesame oil instead of butter; some honey instead of brown sugar.
If it proves itself, the bees in his bonnet may at last yield some honey.
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