
Pasteurized vs Unpasteurized Honey: What’s the Difference?
Pasteurized versus unpasteurized honey is an important distinction when it comes to choosing honey. I’m going to try to clarify the differences between these two
Pasteurized versus unpasteurized honey is an important distinction when it comes to choosing honey. I’m going to try to clarify the differences between these two
Food & Wine Magazine has selected our award-winning raw honey as one of it’s “20 best food souvenirs to bring back from Canada“. We’re flattered!
Wendell Honey beekeeper, Brent Ross, recently reminded me that the ubiquity of falsely labeled, misleadingly marketed and outright fraudulent and adulterated honey on store shelves
The good news is that raw honey is an exceptionally safe natural food and can withstand months or even years of storage at ambient temperatures
The short answer: Soft-set honey is honey that has crystallized into a semi-solid form, as opposed to the initial liquid form of natural honey. The
Yes, you can! As long as you’re eating honey that’s pure, clean and unpasteurized, raw honey is at least as safe as pasteurized honey. Unlike
There’s a lot of misinformation, even among professional dieticians and physicians, regarding diabetes and raw honey. I’m going to try to clarify, with reference to
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