Thick creamy multifloral honey with "delightful butterscotch essence" Do they add "butterscotch essence" to the raw honey?
1637549
No, not at all. The one and only ingredient in this is organic raw honey. Personally, I think the reference just indicates the typical light "butterscotchy" taste that most true honey has.
1757138
It's due to it being wildflower honey. Here's an example depicting of what one raw wildflower honey looks like, which is basically the same as this YS organic Honey. http://www.tenonanatche.com/images/Raw_Honey/Raw-Autumn-Wildflower-Honey-2LB-10oz-1.JPG
2005768
I've used the same package for three or four batches. I pour the warm milk into the old jar with a bit of leftover buttermilk on the bottom and then let it sit on the counter all day. Once it has cultured/thickened I dump that batch into a new clean jar. This site is helpful: http://heavenlyhomemakers.com/a-fresh-batch-of-homemade-buttermilk
337620
Some farms add certain ingredients to increase creaminess. YS Eco Bee Farms does not do that, so it's going to crystallize a bit easier. Also, was it warm when you bought the honey you've purchased before? Crystals form easier when it's cooler.If you need to make it creamy, just put the jar in a pan of water over low heat, stirring often until the crystals dissolve.
1367708
no...just the natural royal jelly the bee has made for the queen; this is poerful good 'medicine' for it is pure!! NO-no additives - just GOOD!
1241884
I don't think it does because the label says it's pure organic honey... period. It also doesn't taste like the cheap honey you buy at grocery store.
474033
Organic choc; organic cocoa butter; organic raw cane sugar; organic vanilla extract. This stuff is clean. Vanilla gives it a nice flavor.
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.
1337646
According to the read-out on the container , it contains bee pollen and propolis . . . in my opinion it is a "top-notch" product . . . Stakich also sells a raw honey that has extra bee pollen and propolis added to it . . . I have also used it and it is an excellent product as well .
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I have eaten both. Really Raw is just that - chunks of honeycomb and wax are still present in the honey which ends up being like a chewing gum of sorts but with a pleasant flavor. This brand's honey is still uncooked which maintains all the anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties; however, it is filtered, so it has no bits of stuff, it is slightly thinner than really-raw, and has a more floral taste. The taste is subjective to the areas covered by the bees which made this. For the newbees (no pun intended) never ever put grocery store traditional honey on a cut thinking it will protect you from infection. Only raw honey has this benefit. I have eaten both. Really Raw is just that - chunks of honeycomb and wax are still present in the honey which ends up being like a chewing gum of sorts but with a pleasant flavor. This brand's honey is still uncooked which maintains all the anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties; however, it is filtered, so it has no bits of stuff, it is slightly thinner than really-raw, and has a more floral taste. The taste is subjective to the areas covered by the bees which made this. For the newbees (no pun intended) never ever put grocery store traditional honey on a cut... » Read More I have eaten both. Really Raw is just that - chunks of honeycomb and wax are still present in the honey which ends up being like a chewing gum of sorts but with a pleasant flavor. This brand's honey is still uncooked which maintains all the anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties; however, it is filtered, so it has no bits of stuff, it is slightly thinner than really-raw, and has a more floral taste. The taste is subjective to the areas covered by the bees which made this. For the newbees (no pun intended) never ever put grocery store traditional honey on a cut thinking it will protect you from infection. Only raw honey has this benefit. « Show Less
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No add added harmonies nothing artificial no artificsl sweetners or colors. 100% natural. That is why I use it I am allergic to artifical sweetners
2005769
I've used the same package for three or four batches. I pour the warm milk into the old jar with a bit of leftover buttermilk on the bottom and then let it sit on the counter all day. Once it has cultured/thickened I dump that batch into a new clean jar. This site is helpful:http://heavenlyhomemakers.com/a-fresh-batch-of-homemade-buttermilk
553375
Yes. I have only used one packet and have made many, many quarts of buttermilk. The trick is to make the new batch every week if you can. I have gone as much as three weeks and it was still viable, but I wouldn't recommend it. I heat the milk a little hotter than you do for the original starter quart then add the buttermilk straight from the fridge and shake it up. I don't measure, I just pour some in and let it sit covered with a paper towel until it thickens. I have also used it to make awesome sour cream.
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No, it's pasteurized, per US law. If you're looking for raw the laws vary from state to state, and in some you may find raw butter. I mostly use my butter for cooking, so whether it was raw or not would make no difference for me. In the end it's the fact that this butter is cultured that gives it its wonderful flavor. I've made my own raw butter before, separating the cream from raw Jersey cow milk, culturing it, then churning it. It was delicious, but never as good as Kerry Gold.
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It's thick because it has not been heated, which is why it is so much better than normally processed & heated honey. DO NOT microwave it, you are destroying the nutrients...the fact that it's unheated is the whole purpose of buying raw honey!
432301
I totally agree with the previous comment listed below and would like to add- although it is 100% pure honey- it is for topical use only. A fine product.
2001154
Hello, This honey appears to be more runny than raw honey, so you could dip a spoon in there and pick up some honey and pour it into or onto something. We hope this helps! Jessi V.