Does this honey crystalize over time?
1628317
No, that's not been our experience in the 20+ bottles we've had. Good, consistent, tasty & very good honey.
1628318
have bought twice, last delivery July of 2014., just had some 15 minutes ago on cereal,none of the bottles have crystalised at all.Going on seventh month.Will gladly order again when my last bottle (have 2 left), is gone
1628319
honey can crystalize over time,however........I've stored my ambrosia honey for months and it never crystlized
1628320
Couldn't tell you, because the bottle size is quite small and I go though it fast so there is no time for it to crystallize.
1628321
It does but it takes quite a long time for the process. After it has crystalized some we just put it in the microwave for a few seconds and it cures it. I will say again, it is the best honey we have ever had and have been using it for a long time.
1628322
Never! Honey doesn't crystalize if it's the real all natural product! Best honey I have ever had!
1628323
Couldn't tell you, because the bottle size is quite small and I go though it fast so there is no time for it to crystallize. As far as know, all honey crystallize after awhile if in used.
12889
Sometimes the honey does crystalize. If that happens, just put the tube in a mug of warm water and that should help.
748855
Yes, it is in liquid form and pours nicely. Great tasting and so good for you. I transferred it to an empty Great Lakes honey container and it works just fine.
343064
I'm a small scale beekeeper who is responding to the folks below who think liquid honey is not pure or it has been heated. They are incorrect. The purest form of honey is liquid. Honey must be processed (crystallized/creamed) to be solid like this product. If you know what comb honey looks like that is what honey looks like in the hive. If not, google it. Find a beekeeper in your neighborhood and buy from them. Unless you are in a heavy agricultural area with high pesticide use, you can skip organic (usually foreign honey anyway). Most bees forage in tall trees (maple, linden, locust, beech, tulip poplar, etc). I'm a small scale beekeeper who is responding to the folks below who think liquid honey is not pure or it has been heated. They are incorrect. The purest form of honey is liquid. Honey must be processed (crystallized/creamed) to be solid like this product. If you know what comb honey looks like that is what honey looks like in the hive. If not, google it. Find a beekeeper in your neighborhood and buy from them. Unless you are in a heavy agricultural area with high pesticide use, you can skip organic (usually foreign honey anyway). Most bees forage in tall trees (maple, linden, locust,... » Read More I'm a small scale beekeeper who is responding to the folks below who think liquid honey is not pure or it has been heated. They are incorrect. The purest form of honey is liquid. Honey must be processed (crystallized/creamed) to be solid like this product. If you know what comb honey looks like that is what honey looks like in the hive. If not, google it. Find a beekeeper in your neighborhood and buy from them. Unless you are in a heavy agricultural area with high pesticide use, you can skip organic (usually foreign honey anyway). Most bees forage in tall trees (maple, linden, locust, beech, tulip poplar, etc). « Show Less
576621
Thing is, true Honey turns to crystal, that is why you rarely see it in a bottle, it can't flow.
376471
Yes it is solid but after sitting out at room temp it usually is easy to scoop out with a spoon. The colder the weather the harder the honey. It is still in its raw form so it hasnt crystallized and will not be in liquid form.
343065
True raw honey will thicken & eventually crystallize. I've honestly never had store honey ever thicken or crystallize in all of the years I used to buy it, though from what I've read it is probably mostly HFCS & other garbage labeled as "pure honey."
1251104
It's raw honey and that's the way it's supposed to look. The honey you see that is golden colored has either been heated and/or water added.
503856
if you let it sit overnight it will crystallize on the bottom of the jug you mix it in. If you heat up the solution it will dissolve the crystals. I mixed up a can into a gallon milk jug. I have stored it for a time and when ready to use it again just put the jug into a pot of hot water and it will dissolve it back to useful liquid. You need to mix the solution with a long stick that reaches the bottom as you warm it to dissolve the solids.
1058367
Raw unheated honey will last indefinitely; I am trying to find out if this honey is in plastic or glass-I certainly hope it comes in glass! Julene W.
748853
It is liquid, yes. the bottom of mine started to crystallize after it had been open for a couple months, but it came to me liquid and stayed that way for the most part.
1848908
As long as you want it to. The crystals inside absorb water, then slowly release the molecules as humidity. Directions say that you need to refill the water ever 2-3 months.The crystals themselves, however, don't decay or expire with long term use.
12887
There was some 'graininess' but it never seemed to pose a problem for me. It won't hurt it if you warm it slightly as with setting it in a cup of hot water for awhile. Your body heat would probably work with the honey on a bandage but the water would work best. It would be best to keep the actual applicator end out of the water but as with any honey the crystallizing is not abnormal. I visited my foot doctor this morning and she recommended the honey to another patient who had foot ulcers like myself. Both of us are a testament that the product works. My foot sores of almost a decade old are completely healed and his are very close. Good luck!
539258
The Manuka Honey I have had from Wedderspoon and a couple other brands does have a darker dense cloudy appearance then the honey we are used to in the super market in the USA. It has the consistance, to me, of paste with texture. Hope this helps.
1955062
The expiry date is unimportant - Honey does not spoil. The date on our bottle is January 2019
1216894
I ordered mine around February. Just now, it's getting caked due to moisture. If you have it in a truly airtight jar, it should keep for a very long time. The little moisture-fighting packet gets less effective after awhile. But then, I'm just finishing it after 7 months.
1909929
The label states that it comes unprocessed right from the hives. And it's harvested from healthy bees from ECO friendly diverse regions. This is the best honey in my book to a natural taste, not surgery, no crystals forming. I have chronic pain issues and I take a small spoon of honey in the afternoon to boost my energy levels for the rest of my day. I hope this helps you. Have a good evening.