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Cloudy or Crystallized Honey

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Date: 12/03/2005 Topic: Food Tips and Info > Food Fixes  
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You can restore cloudy or crystallized honey to its original state by placing it in a pan of hot tap water. Let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes and it will be good as new.

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Post By Miss1980 (Guest Post) (09/03/2007)
Do not put a plastic honey container in the microwave unless you enjoy chemical-laced honey! Warm water is a better idea, too hot and the plastic will break down, leaching chemicals into your food! Same goes for any container made of plastic!


Post by smartfell-r (35) | (12/09/2005)
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And remember, honey is the only food in the world that never spoils!!! Guess those bees know something about longevity....

Most honey is pasteurized (cooked). The best honey however is raw honey or unpasteurized. It is healthier for you.

If a bee eats pasteurized honey, he dies.....

I eat raw honey everyday...

Jim in Jax


Post by ThriftyFun (3908) | (12/03/2005)
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Another tip if you do put it in the microwave, do not put in a closed container, make sure that it is opened or it can explode.
Susan from ThriftyFun


Post by smcarney (104) | (12/03/2005)
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A quick short shot in the microwave will have the same effect. HOWEVER, do NOT use this technique on CREAMED honey as it will no longer be "Creamed".


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