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What true honey looks like (never heated, strained, or filtered)

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  • TrenAndTartareT Offline
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    wrote last edited by TrenAndTartare
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    The package said explicitly it was never heated strained or filtered it was the best honey I've ever had.

    For the record it only looked like that on the top, on the insife it was all pure and very solid delicious honey no liquid bs

    Do not buy honey that does not explicitly say never heated or unheated or something similar. It can say raw or alive enzymes and still be heated

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      Cool but how can i then put that honey in my milk when it's solid? the gloopy honey makes a great milk & honey

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      • C ChickenDinosaurs

        Cool but how can i then put that honey in my milk when it's solid? the gloopy honey makes a great milk & honey

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        @ChickenDinosaurs brand new raw honey straight from the hive is still liquid. It takes about a month or more to crystlized depending on various factors

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          my unheated honey tastes like pasturised honey mixed with white sugar, its thick and crystalised but very nice

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          • C ChickenDinosaurs

            Cool but how can i then put that honey in my milk when it's solid? the gloopy honey makes a great milk & honey

            TrenAndTartareT Offline
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            @ChickenDinosaurs you can always put some in a cup then put the cup in a bowl of hot water to liquify it a bit that's what I do

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