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      <title>Karri Honey</title>
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      <description>A pale, delicate honey from Western Australia&amp;rsquo;s karri forests,&#xA;where the flowers open sixty metres up and a heavy flowering comes only every few years.</description>
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      <description>Noongar people call marri the medicine tree &amp;ndash; its red sap dressed wounds, its blossoms sweetened water.&#xA;The honey from those blossoms is sold with a tested antibacterial rating today.</description>
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