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I bought this one in the past and it crystallized. Am not sure what that means but it was a pain to get off the bottle. I was just curious if the crystals are sugars that they added because other organic honey that Ive bought doesnt do that.
I bought this one in the past and it crystallized. Am not sure what that means but it was a pain to get off the bottle. I was just curious if the crystals are sugars that they added because other organic honey that Ive bought doesnt do that.
Organic honey is a scam. You absolutely cannot be sure that bees harvest from an "organic" plant. You have no idea how far they may go.
Food is not allowed to be sold commercially if is not pasteurized. Unfiltered, sure if you like wax and bee parts but raw is only at your local apiary.
I just came here to talk about the crystallization of honey since alot are questioning it.
Real honey crystallizes ( only exception is Tupelo honey ) because it has two types of sugars , glucose and fructose. Also real honey has more sugar than water so it's a natural formation when it crystallizes. So crystallization is a good sign it's real.
Well, we've had the "local honey cures all's/nuh-uh" argument.
We've had vague references to when they got sued for it not being 100% honey but no direct references.
So far not as much popcorn as I had hoped for... Since I also came for the comments. 😂
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Just know that this honey usually crystalizes half way through and gets difficult to squeeze out of the bottle unless you use it a lot, everyday.
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Being Humble, can those who know pass along what's the good stuff and why?
Being Humble, can those who know pass along what's the good stuff and why?
Real honey crystallizes ( only exception is Tupelo honey ) because it has two types of sugars , glucose and fructose. Also real honey has more sugar than water so it's a natural formation when it crystallizes. So crystallization is a good sign it's real.
We've had vague references to when they got sued for it not being 100% honey but no direct references.
So far not as much popcorn as I had hoped for... Since I also came for the comments. 😂
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