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11 years ago
Barncatcountrygoods
Another bit of info that may be useful for you is that the tempurature affects the rate at which the honey will crystalize. Intuitively, warmer honey will stay liquid longer.
Forum: Classifieds for individuals 11 years ago
Barncatcountrygoods
Honey straight from the hive is always in liquid form. Over time, if left to sit, unopened (or opened very little), it will crystalize. However, if it has been heated (which will destroy things like enzymes and antioxidants) and filtered (which removes pollen grains), it will stay liquid indefinitely. Our honey is totally raw - everything the bees put it in is still in it.
Forum: Classifieds for individuals 11 years ago
Barncatcountrygoods
This is very simply raw, high quality honey, straight from the tap! FREE SHIPPING to anywhere in the U.S.!
We have Florida orange blossom honey from our local orange trees for sale here:
And we also have our rich and dark signature "Green Swamp" honey, from wildflowers in the Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve for sale here:
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