Honey Brands

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@allknowing (130206)
India
February 28, 2019 7:48am CST
There are as many brands as there are flowers in this world is what I realised when I was surfing to know the type of brands that exist. Honey is a part of our diet and has been that way for several years. Honey mixed in hot milk is what I have every night. What is important is that one should be able to identify pure honey and that I am good at. We have just changed our brand as the brand that we used for so many years did market honey that was not pure, of late.
Here are some easy home tricks to check its purity and ways to spot adulterated honey.
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@wolfgirl569 (95914)
• Marion, Ohio
28 Feb 19
The sure way to know it is pure is to buy it locally harvested. The amish here sell it.
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
28 Feb 19
In the good old days we bought it from a Seminary. But it is not available any more.
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@wolfgirl569 (95914)
• Marion, Ohio
28 Feb 19
@allknowing Thats too bad. I like the taste a lot better of unprocessed.
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@LadyDuck (459635)
• Switzerland
1 Mar 19
Most of the popular brands sold in big supermarkets are adulterated. The easiest test "if it's cheap, it's not pure". I buy at a local bees farm, their bees are often in my garden.
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
1 Mar 19
That is one of the best ways to check (lol)
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
1 Mar 19
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@LadyDuck (459635)
• Switzerland
1 Mar 19
@allknowing It is the same for the extra virgin olive oil, no need to test, if it's cheap it's not pure.
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@RasmaSandra (73808)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
28 Feb 19
I have not had honey in ages. I am not too much into sweet things and even drink my tea with nothing sweet added.
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
28 Feb 19
There are many who dislike anything sweet. But I am quite opposite of othat.
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@JudyEv (326276)
• Rockingham, Australia
28 Feb 19
There was a big stink in Australia recently about adulterated honey,
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
28 Feb 19
Here they add jaggery which tastes like honey
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@cindiowens (5120)
• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
28 Feb 19
Real honey is expensive! Delicious and healthy though!
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
28 Feb 19
A tablespoon or two daily is what I consume
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@YrNemo (20261)
28 Feb 19
I can't tell the true from the fake!!!
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
28 Feb 19
There are tests and that link I have provided has suggestions.
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@YrNemo (20261)
28 Feb 19
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@dya80dya (33764)
28 Feb 19
We buy honey from a person we know.
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@allknowing (130206)
• India
28 Feb 19
That is reliable