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Frequently Asked Questions
Authentic honey undergoes a natural process of crystallization over time, and sometimes this happens quite quickly. Raw and Unfiltered honey, in particular, exhibits a distinct white and robust appearance during crystallization. You might notice a granulated or solid texture, and at times, it may harden completely. Don't be afraid —this is a sign of authenticity and reassures you that you're getting genuine honey, unlike the artificially flavored fructose often found in cutesy bear-shaped bottles.
Remember, honey doesn't have an expiration date, but its form and hue might alter naturally as a testament to its purity.
The presence of honey foam can be rather intriguing, especially in raw honey. You might be asking, 'What's that white layer on top? Whether your raw honey is in its flowing state or has crystallized, it's not uncommon to find a delicate layer of foam on top it. This foam solidifies when honey crystallizes. If you spot this honey foam in your jar, consider yourself fortunate. It's a sign of the authentic, untouched nature of the honey you're savoring."
The presence of colored particles which most likely tend to be orange and black in our honey is due to the inclusion of pollen, propolis, and wax. These natural components are a testament to the purity and authenticity of our honey, showcasing its unprocessed and unfiltered nature.
- Pure and unadulterated, devoid of additives or nutrient-depleting processing.
- Embraces a wealth of nutrients, antioxidants, vitamins, and natural pollen.
- Preserves its health-enhancing qualities through meticulous processing.
- An abundant source of potent antioxidants and vital vitamins.
- Offers a natural boost of sustained energy.
- Acts as a gentle and effective cough suppressant.
- Serves as a reliable natural antibiotic for wound care.
- Elevate your well-being with the essence of nature's purest.
Retailed honey often lacks pollen content and undergoes nutrient loss due to heating and filtering.
The Differences: Commercial Honey vs. Raw Honey
- Commercially sold honey tends to be devoid of pollen and essential nutrients due to processing methods involving heating and filtering.
- Unraveling the Distinctions: Commercial Honey vs. Nature's Raw Honey
- Unmasking the Contrast: Mass-Produced Honey vs. Raw Honey from Nature
- Decoding Honey Labels: Retail Honey vs. the Authenticity of Raw Honey
- Peeling Back the Layers: Retailed Honey vs. the Wholesomeness of Raw Honey
Retailed honey often lacks pollen content and undergoes nutrient loss due to heating and filtering.
The Differences: Commercial Honey vs. Raw Honey
- Commercially sold honey tends to be devoid of pollen and essential nutrients due to processing methods involving heating and filtering.
- Unraveling the Distinctions: Commercial Honey vs. Nature's Raw Honey
- Unmasking the Contrast: Mass-Produced Honey vs. Raw Honey from Nature
- Decoding Honey Labels: Retail Honey vs. the Authenticity of Raw Honey
- Peeling Back the Layers: Retailed Honey vs. the Wholesomeness of Raw Honey
Due to the raw and unprocessed nature of honey, it is advised to refrain from giving it to infants whose immune systems are still developing. As a result, healthcare experts generally do not recommend honey for children under the age of one.
No, honey comes in a variety of flavors and types, influenced by the flowers from which bees collect nectar.
Our hives are strategically located in canola, clover, alfalfa, and wildflower lands.
Currently, we do not offer delivery services. However, we are planning to introduce delivery options in the near future."
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