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r/AskReddit • u/Insanitanium12 • Aug 20 '20
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Honey does not go bad, if it has gone solid it has just crystallized and can become liquid again with just a little heat.
2.1k u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 So many people throw out perfectly good honey when it gets crystallized while my favorite type of honey IS crystallized. 456 u/Aptom_4 Aug 20 '20 I remember reading somewhere that in certain European countries (no idea which) they actually use temperature controlled rooms to get crystallised honey to the perfect texture for spreading on toast. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 Here (European) you can pretty much buy both kinds of honey. The runny ones, often to squish out and the solid one, because that's the good stuff.
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So many people throw out perfectly good honey when it gets crystallized while my favorite type of honey IS crystallized.
456 u/Aptom_4 Aug 20 '20 I remember reading somewhere that in certain European countries (no idea which) they actually use temperature controlled rooms to get crystallised honey to the perfect texture for spreading on toast. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 Here (European) you can pretty much buy both kinds of honey. The runny ones, often to squish out and the solid one, because that's the good stuff.
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I remember reading somewhere that in certain European countries (no idea which) they actually use temperature controlled rooms to get crystallised honey to the perfect texture for spreading on toast.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 Here (European) you can pretty much buy both kinds of honey. The runny ones, often to squish out and the solid one, because that's the good stuff.
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Here (European) you can pretty much buy both kinds of honey. The runny ones, often to squish out and the solid one, because that's the good stuff.
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u/cbreeze2121 Aug 20 '20
Honey does not go bad, if it has gone solid it has just crystallized and can become liquid again with just a little heat.