First we find out that we're getting ripped off in the fish department. Now, a new study commissioned by Food Safety News shows that most of the honey on supermarket shelves isn't really honey.

More than 60 types of honey from several major supermarkets, drug stores, and shopping clubs--including  Stop and Shop, Safeway, Wegman's,A&P, Kroger, CVS, Walgreens, Sam's Club, and Walmart--were  tested by Vaughn Bryant, a professor at Texas A&M University. He found that most of them had all of the  pollen filtered out. Without any pollen, it's impossible to figure out whether the honey came from a safe  source, or whether it's even actual honey at all; much of the ultra-filtered honey may come from China,  may be contaminated, or may be diluted with High Fructose Corn Syrup