This is Guka - I Want It Fresh, Warm and Dripping Sweet in the Morning. Nisaidieni Tusalimiane.....

At the Marigat and Kabarnet junction, you'll get pure bee honey. Even the price itself tells you the merchandise is pure. You'll even find several bee carcasses ndani yake. Those can be preserved for thousand of year. Took 5 ltrs three years ago na ndio inaisha sahii.
 
Hii mnasema iko wapi? Please clarify (OK, I'll gugu)..........
Next to Lenana school, use the phone number I gave early
I'm their long time customer for refined , crude honey + other honey products

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Crude honey above
 
I am talking about toast.

I love it warm and crunchy, with that fresh scent (!) of bread that only a toaster brings.

The only thing I always have a problem with is honey; Kenya being Kenya its really difficult to get wholesome, good organic honey. Even in the supermarkets you are likely to get some lousy stuff contaminated with sukari nguru.

So, I was lying down at my expansive hacienda staring at the clouds in between watching bugs shag (so much sex happens in this world, @Mongrel) and scratching my ballswhen I had a eureka moment; why not make my own honey? Hacienda? Check! Trees? Check! Wild flowers? Check!

Beehives? Onge! Kaputnik. Zilch.

Worse, I don't know nothing about modern bee-farming, but all I need for that is three hours with Ms Gugu. High IQ has its benefits, @Meria trust me.

Where you come in is, where can I get good, locally made jua kali bee-hives? Ni pesa ngapi? Nimepigia a company in Inda and the prices they quoted were, well, Ka-Dynastish, @mzeiya.

Saidieni pris.

There's a guy who parks a wingroad hapo Kikuyu on your way to the old soko.

Asali yake is good but it doesn't come cheap either. Very good honey.
 
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