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https://www.ypaithros.gr/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/01/carob-honey-pharmaceutical-product.jpg696460Two years ago, people at the Bairaktari apiary at Kranidi, Greece, realized that honey from the fruit of carob left at the beehives for allowing bees to feed during winter, was a bit more than usual and therefore they decided to harvest it