You are good to go ...We just had a warehouse store go under, so I was able to get about 128+ oz of raw and unfiltered honey on a glass sealed jar and was wondering if folks had any idea on how long this would keep for LTS.
True. It has even been found in the tombs in Egypt...still good.You are good to go ...
honey is forever ... or as long as you will need it!
Did you know that if you purchase your honey that's harvested within 50 miles of your home...it's great for allergies??Quirky Egyptologists have eaten reconstituted honey from thousands of years ago with no ill effects.
Yes, I am a huge proponent of local food, especially honey.Did you know that if you purchase your honey that's harvested within 50 miles of your home...it's great for allergies??
did you know that if you purchased honey at a store, it probably came from China, Argintina or some country where there are no herbicide or pesticide laws and it was just repackaged here.people should always buy honey local.Did you know that if you purchase your honey that's harvested within 50 miles of your home...it's great for allergies??
We have Amish honey.
Well, we do until the gubermint gets to them!
now THAT is what I call "an opportunity to take advantage of the ignorant", get the manager, make funny faces about the product, then tell them you'll buy it at "shrinkage recovery cost"... you would be amazed at how much money you can save on a variety of things :2thumb:One funny story about honey--while in Gorden foods looking for stuff I decided to buy some honey, well the spot on the shelf was bare so I asked if the young guy working there could get more down for me from the big box on the top--he got it all down and started to stock the shelf and said--Oh no! You don't want this one! It has bee's wax in the bottom--Sure enuf it was just starting to crystallize on the bottom! But so funny... I did set him straight on what it was and that it was fine to use, but would probably have to be warmed to get it all out.. But you could see in his eyes that he didn't really want to believe me!Probably thought I was :nuts:
Absolutely--and I like it when the honey comb in is the jar--no questions where it came from..did you know that if you purchased honey at a store, it probably came from China, Argintina or some country where there are no herbicide or pesticide laws and it was just repackaged here.people should always buy honey local.
I did not know that. I have a 5 gallon bucket that I dip into jars when I need it but it always seemed to recrystallize within a couple weeks and I have to do it again.NOTE if you do not melt EVERY CRYSTAL it will not stay in a liquid form as long. Only several of the crystals left will cause it to crystalize faster.