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Pennsylvania bees are making edible honey from invasive spotted lanternflies, creating a bold, unique flavor.
Bees in Pennsylvania are producing a unique honey derived from honeydew secreted by spotted lanternflies, an invasive insect species.
First observed around 2019, the honey is darker and features a savory, sour, and astringent flavor with notes of concord grape, balsamic pine, and dried dates.
Experts confirm the honey is safe to consume and reflects how invasive species can alter local ecosystems and food systems.
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Las abejas de Pensilvania están haciendo miel comestible de las moscas lanternas invasoras, creando un sabor audaz y único.