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      <title>Leatherwood Honey</title>
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      <description>Tasmania&amp;rsquo;s honey: about three quarters of the state&amp;rsquo;s crop, off a&#xA;rainforest tree that grows nowhere else. Beekeepers truck hives deep into&#xA;the western forests in January and camp with them for weeks. Musky,&#xA;spicy, and slow to a fine creamy set.</description>
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      <title>Prickly Box Honey </title>
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      <description>A creamy candied honey, butterscotch and marzipan, from a thornbush of&#xA;Tasmania&amp;rsquo;s dry east &amp;ndash; the crop comes in the weeks around Christmas, and&#xA;only in the years rain follows drought.</description>
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