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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Fun fact.  Honey is the third most faked product in the world.  The US has garbage laws in terms of regulation when it comes to honey.  Most mass produced honey you buy (such as that damn bear bottle) is most likely honey cut with high fructose corn syrup.  Corn syrup is not only similar in color but also similar in water-to-sugar ratio.

Not only that, but if you see "organic honey" on a bottle, steer clear.  There's no way to assure honey is organic, as bees will travel for up to 5 miles to gather food, and you have no way of knowing if those sources used pesticides on their plants.  The US officially does not recognize honey as being able to be organic, but they also don't stop companies from putting it on their label.

Honey can come from any country, with even less honey laws than the US, but as long as they bottle it in the US, they are allowed to say it's from the US and can claim that it follows what little regulations the US implies because honey isn't tested in the US to verify its authenticity.

Tl;Dr - If you want to be sure the honey you get is 100% pure honey, buy from a local beekeeper, and ask them if they medicate their bees or feed their bees corn syrup (one way to force bees to produce honey much faster, which ends in less flavor and a much lighter colored honey).
gpt
My bet is olive oil is in top 3 too, but what is the third?