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I see, yeah I only ever get a the little honey bear ones lol, but the big jars at farmers markets look interesting but they're always huge and I almost never us
by tayo42 5y ago
I see, yeah I only ever get a the little honey bear ones lol, but the big jars at farmers markets look interesting but they're always huge and I almost never use honey
- giantg2 5y agoAs long as they're airtight they stay good for years. Some local producers sell small jars too. I mostly sell pint jars (1.4 lbs). I will probably switch to standard 1 lb jars soon.
- dehrmann 5y ago> they stay good for years The lifespan is indefinite. If crystals start to form, you can heat the honey and it'll return to it's normal(?) state.
- giantg2 5y agoAs long as it's air tight, sort of. They found honey that is safe to eat from the pyramids. I wouldn't recommend eating it as it probably doesn't taste good at all. The flavor will decrease after a while, but that generally takes years. Eventually it will taste bad, but that should take decades.
- NotSwift 5y agoHoney stays good for an amazing time. It is due to two things. It is mainly sugar, which means that it has a high osmotic pressure which kills other organisms like bacteria and fungi. The bees make their own antibiotics to fight of infections and some of these are present in their honey as well.