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My brother in law owns bees and gifts us honey. One is strong, thick, crystallised easily. One is thin and flows very easily, very see through. These things are
by bowsamic 2y ago
My brother in law owns bees and gifts us honey. One is strong, thick, crystallised easily. One is thin and flows very easily, very see through. These things aren’t good indicators of adulteration at all
- pfannkuchen 2y agoIs it like a bloom filter? Crystallizes easily means real? Doesn’t crystallize easily means unknown?
- sitharus 2y agoUnfortunately not. The rate of crystallisation depends on the source of nectar for the honey, I know from experience that clover honey seems to crystallise a lot sooner than Manuka honey. It also depends on the sort of processing done. Commercial honey is pasturised, but local suppliers might not.
- Filligree 2y agoDifferent blooms cause different types of honey, yeah.
- bowsamic 2y agoNo you can buy cheap “mix of non EU” honey in both styles from the supermarket for about the same price