unpasturized honey is good. there is a local bee keeper near me (his name is John Fadowsomething I call him bee man. He always seems to be accompanyed by a air force of bees..) I get lots of honey off of him. Right now i got a jar of 5 year old honey in my room. I figure if you can take honey out of egyption tombs and eat it i can eat that honey in 50 years or so...

thats what it is comb honey. I like to eat the comb too but the wax gets stuck in my teeth.

Well in very old times the used animal stomachs. That is how we got chesse, some guy put milk in one and the emizimaes from the stomack made chesse.

As for what the knights used for water i wouldn't know, maybe barrels filled with water that was on the carts pulling their food?

If you want to make a medievel water bottal you might try canves(?). In some of the army surplus websites thay have water bages that are made from canves that hold water very well. I got on and they leak for a minute after you put water in the and then material exands and it holds water very well. If you want one they are very cheap and can be got at www.cheaperthandirt.com. Maybe you could modefly the bag to sute your needs and looks.