Just Japanglish is brought to you by Hong Kong born UK raised - Cliff, together with Japan born and raised - Yutaro. This is a podcast where both of us will casually (though at times with borderline sensible comments) praise and diss various things in the UK and Japan, as well as covering some trending topics in both countries.
So here we go, come join us in our podcast.
Check out our Twitter & IG (@JustJapanglish) and podcast from our website!
Website : https://linktr.ee/JustJapanglish
Just Japanglish is brought to you by Hong Kong born UK raised - Cliff, together with Japan born and raised - Yutaro. This is a podcast where both of us will casually (though at times with borderline sensible comments) praise and diss various things in the UK and Japan, as well as covering some trending topics in both countries.
So here we go, come join us in our podcast.
Check out our Twitter & IG (@JustJapanglish) and podcast from our website!
Website : https://linktr.ee/JustJapanglish
Nice to see you again!!
We are Just Japanglish hosted by Cliff, a guy from the UK and Yutaro, a guy from Japan. Enjoy our podcast!
Yutaro has been trying to live a healthier lifestyle (Cliff too with minimum effort), and he has been conscious of how good it is to have honey as a substitute for sugar. With some insider knowledge, Cliff has to bring Yutaro some bad news about the dark side of the honey industry, with references to a popular Netflix documentary ‘Rotten’. How pure is your honey in your cupboard? Would it be a problem if your honey isn’t 100% pure? How can you avoid choosing potentially ‘fake’ honey? We are no nutritionists so some nutritional points we mentioned may not be 100% accurate, but we hope this episode intrigues you enough to be aware of the honey you have around you!
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