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another weird question: why does the torah make an exception for honey and call it kosher?

ok so, i know honey isnt the bee itself, but like, i cant drink milk from a pig, because the pigs enzymes are inside that milk as well as other parts, or i cant eat the egg of say, a vulture, for similar reasons. i know the torah makes it explicitly clear we can eat honey, even calling Israel the land of milk and honey. why is this exception made for bees? (bee honey contains enzymes from bees inside of it) yet, i cannot even eat cheese that has the enzymes from a porks belly used to make it, because i know in my heart that is wrong. but it is not wrong to eat honey this is so clear. why is honey different? and another maybe stupid question, if honey can be eaten, then can spider webs be eaten?

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