I tried this too. The taste of the habs really combines nicely with the habs. I cut my habs and/or put holes in them to let the honey get inside them, too, so they'd be fully preserved. The only thing I had a problem with was that the honey got pretty thin compared to straight honey. Stored in the fridge though and it works well. It's also a nice-looking way of keeping those cool looking habs, scotch bonnetts, and other C. chinenses. Brad On Wed, 8 Jul 1998, Robert Farr, Chile Man wrote: > Take honey - unpasturized - and pour over clean, dry habs. > > Put in fridge. > > Will keep indefinitely - and the hot honey sure tastes good!! > > R. >