SMALL CHANGES ADD UP

If 10,000 Chicago Biters replace commercially produced honey with a locally produced alternative for one year, we'll avert the weight of nearly 700 mil honey bears worth of CO2 from flying into the air.

COCKTAIL FACT

To make 1 lb of honey, bees must travel over 55,000 mi and extract nectar from 2 mil flowers.

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What's the quickest way to the honey pot? Well, flattery will get you everywhere, but for a sweeter route, try Katherine Anne Confections' silky-smooth caramels. You can really taste the local honey in these babies (a wildflower varietal from May's Honey Farm in Harvard, IL), based on a recipe Katherine started stirring up with her mom at age 10.  They're also packaged in fair-trade, tree-free boxes handmade from long grass. We're big fans of the chocolate and chocolate-walnut flavors, but the vanilla ones, flecked with vanilla bean paste, really sugared us up. 

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Floradora, 330 S. Dearborn St. b/t Jackson Blvd. and Van Buren St. (312-212-8860). A 1/2-lb box medley (about 20 pieces), $17.
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