Wooden stick thing does wonders for honey

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You know, honey is pretty gross if you think about it. There’s a lot of insect regurgitation involved, and it’s not even a nice insect like a butterfly. So what image can successfully market the regurge of a potentially deadly bug? Steve over at The Sneeze has noticed that most folks seem to go with the “beehive-shaped wooden Honey-Stick Thing.” It’s the common denominator on packaging for breakfast products from Honey Bunches of Oats to Golden Grahams.

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