expiredamazing9091 posted Feb 15, 2022 02:15 PM
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expiredamazing9091 posted Feb 15, 2022 02:15 PM
3 Lbs Augason Farms Honey Powder - $11
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Amazon has the 3lb can of Augason Farms Honey Powder for $11 with free shipping on $25+ or with Prime. Now $10.88 >Now $11.24 >$10.88
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30 year shelf life, 340 servings total
3 lb, institutional size (#10) can
For emergency food storage, camping or everyday use
No refrigeration needed, Easy to reconstitute or use in powder form
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096IB0F6/
Features:
30 year shelf life, 340 servings total
3 lb, institutional size (#10) can
For emergency food storage, camping or everyday use
No refrigeration needed, Easy to reconstitute or use in powder form
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096IB0F6/
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Amazon has the 3lb can of Augason Farms Honey Powder for $11 with free shipping on $25+ or with Prime. Now $10.88 >Now $11.24 >$10.88
Features:
30 year shelf life, 340 servings total
3 lb, institutional size (#10) can
For emergency food storage, camping or everyday use
No refrigeration needed, Easy to reconstitute or use in powder form
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096IB0F6/
Features:
30 year shelf life, 340 servings total
3 lb, institutional size (#10) can
For emergency food storage, camping or everyday use
No refrigeration needed, Easy to reconstitute or use in powder form
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096IB0F6/
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Real honey will last for more than 30 years if stored properly- they found some in ancient pyramids that was fine.
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I'd estimate that means this is approx. 26% sucrose, 25% honey, 49% fructose.
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Sugar is cheap. Honey is expensive. Cut the honey with sugar: profits.
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I've used both types before. The pure honey powder is definitely better tasting. In my experience (and I haven't tried a lot of different manufacturers), the pure honey powder is a little gritty, not as uniform in texture. So while the other ingredients are primarily there to cut costs, there's probably a consistency benefit to them as well.
The pure honey powder was great as an additive for tea though - made those days when I had a sore throat in the office much more tolerable with a tea with some honey without the huge sticky mess.
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I'd estimate that means this is approx. 26% sucrose, 25% honey, 49% fructose.
God I hate how this ingredient grouping crap is legal.
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Real honey will last for more than 30 years if stored properly- they found some in ancient pyramids that was fine.
that's called a 3000yr shelf-life.
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