Honey

If you want to read more about honey, this is the place! We have all sorts of articles about honey. From recipes and ideas on how to use it, as well as discussions on the different types of honey and their unique flavors. Take your time to explore the many articles and resources we have to offer and learn more about beekeeping and honey!

3 Reasons Your Honey Smells Bad

Honey is a sought-after product characterized for its sweet smell. However, sometimes this delicious treat can have odors that can be off-putting. There are 3 main reasons your honey smells bad. The nectar comes from flowers that smell funny, your honey is contaminated or your honey fermenting. [Note: I’m talking

3 Reasons Your Honey Smells Bad

What Months Do Bees Make Honey?

Although we humans do love to eat honey, bees make it to ensure their survival, not ours. What they don’t eat they store in capped cells in the hive, so it’s there for future use. Bees gather nectar to produce honey when the weather conditions are favorable and there are

What Months Do Bees Make Honey?

Can You Freeze Honey?

Technically speaking, honey cannot be frozen solid. This is because honey is a supercooled liquid. Therefore, it doesn’t become solid when it sits at a temperature below its freezing point. As temperatures become colder, honey becomes more viscous instead, making it thicker and less runny. So while it can appear

Can You Freeze Honey?

What Is Fermented Honey?

Fermented honey results from high moisture content and yeast spores naturally present in honey. Sufficient moisture and warm temperature will cause the honey to ferment unless it’s pasteurized. What Is Fermentation And Why Does Honey Ferment? Fermentation is when an organism breaks down carbohydrates like sugar, turns them into alcohol

What Is Fermented Honey?

Moisture Content Of Honey

Have you ever wondered how much moisture is in honey? The truth is that the exact amount varies depending on a given country’s food standards and the source of nectar from which the honey is made. However, in general terms, a moisture content between 17% – 21% is internationally accepted.  Moisture

Moisture Content Of Honey

Can You Eat Honeycomb?

Yes, you can eat honeycomb. In fact, the entire honeycomb – including the wax – is edible.  What Is Honeycomb? Honeycomb is a structure of hexagonal cells made from beeswax. It is used by bees as a nursery and storage facility. The honey found inside is raw honey, which means it

Can You Eat Honeycomb?

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