Honey Scams
To avoid bottles of diluted honey, simply flip them upside down. The bubble inside will slowly slowly rise. As I am now honey producer (Haden Mango) my beekeeper taught me this trick to show custom...
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dons2346 wrote:
So, you are saying that if the bubble slowly rises, the honey is diluted?
Real honey has no bubble?
Boy I really screwed up this post. A thousand pardons.
The air bubble rises s-l-o-w-l-y with 100% honey. Adulterated honey the bubble rises much faster. The "honey" is thinner.
And this is common with honey I flipped in the USA. Of course very warm or very cold temperature influences the thickness of the honey but 60 - 80 degree honey is quit stable. The best way is to learn by flipping jars in a supermarket. Off the wall cheap honey is a good starting point.
