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Creamed Honey vs Regular

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  • RuskinPrimalR Offline
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    Does anyone know a difference, I've tried them both and I like them both. Aajonus said that either was good. Does anyone know more or have any more experience about this topic and can share their thoughts?

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    • RuskinPrimalR RuskinPrimal

      Does anyone know a difference, I've tried them both and I like them both. Aajonus said that either was good. Does anyone know more or have any more experience about this topic and can share their thoughts?

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      Regular honey is the natural state. Creamed honey starts as the same raw honey but is seeded with fine crystals and stirred at low temps to create tiny crystals that prevent hardening into gritty form. No dairy/cream added, no major nutrient loss if unheated.

      Fuck the mainstream goydoctors

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        Regular honey is the natural state. Creamed honey starts as the same raw honey but is seeded with fine crystals and stirred at low temps to create tiny crystals that prevent hardening into gritty form. No dairy/cream added, no major nutrient loss if unheated.

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        @Hunterskull cool, thank you

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        • RuskinPrimalR RuskinPrimal

          Does anyone know a difference, I've tried them both and I like them both. Aajonus said that either was good. Does anyone know more or have any more experience about this topic and can share their thoughts?

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          @RuskinPrimal Idk if you have the same creamed honey but creamed honey in my country is just honey which has been stirred while it crystalized to give it a creamy texture.

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