Huh.

Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 8:54 AM By: kris

I never realized that honey bottling is a profession. I knew that somehow the honey made its way from the combs to, hopefully, some kind of filter, to a tiny, hollow plastic shaped bear or glass jar, but I never stopped to consider those individuals that make it possible. Without them, I would not have honey staring at me at the grocery shelves, threatening me with its gooey eyes to buy it or else. I never do because, frankly, I think I can take down honey in an instant but, still. I wouldn't mind being a ketchup package-r. Who puts the ketchup into those little packets? or who fills those tubs that whataburger has? Condiments are never going out of style. I need to start a business.

  1. mummymeat avatar

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:03 PM, mummymeat said:

    that sounds like an annoying job to have..I do like the bear shaped bottles the best.. they are so cute! But I also like the honey comb in the jar it looks so good. I'm sure working at that factory is messy and sticky.

  2. m.sparks avatar

    On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:18 AM, m.sparks said:

    unless there are honey factories where machines pump the honey out.
    but either way, I'm sure your condiment packing dreams can come true if you want it bad enough. :)

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