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Disturbia 2y ago

for those with knowledge about honey, is it normal for "pure honey" to have residue like this? #asknostr #plebchain

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Maria2000 2y ago

Cant tell from your pic, but it is normal for natural honey to crystallize. If that what it is, the honey is fine to eat.

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Disturbia 2y ago

thanks!

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Flemingfarm 2y ago

Depends on filtering. Some honey will have wax left or pollens if not filtered out well.

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Disturbia 2y ago

aha ok. thanks for the feedback

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SecondBreakfast 2y ago

Honey will crystalize when cold. If it is pure, you should expect some reside due to lack of filtering. If you put the container in warm water it should start to become more liquid. Just be careful not to get water in the actual honey

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Disturbia 2y ago

that is some new knowledge. thanks!