can children under ten eat raw honey
1678674
The jar label says, "children under 1". I love YS Organic Bee Farms organic honey and shall order another jar soon.
646752
I would wait until your kids are a little older. I would start using it around 3. The tablets to have an ingredient that makes them bitter so the kids don't eat them. But they still like to put things in their mouths at your kids age.
1063236
I suggest you contact the company and ask them these questions. All I can tell you is what's on the bottle. On the bottle it says "Since 1973 we've partnered with local beekeepers to bring you the finest pure raw honey." " We only use low temperature melting and simple straining to maintain all the pollens, enzymes, vitamins and minerals that overheating and force-filtering destroy." On the front it says" raw & gently filtered". I've been using this honey for years and love the flavor. If you're looking for the company's definition of these specific words you'll have to ask them.
5435
Yes, ages 5-10 seems correct. Some reviewers mentioned letting three-year-old play. That's too young due to threat of choking if they put it in their mouth. Even kids who don't eat things anymore may still experiment with putting it in their mouth and accidentally swallow it. Why take a chance?
870914
Your baby should clearly not eat this cream. It has about 5% honey in it, and absorbs rapidly into skin, so as long as you apply it and rub it in, your baby will not be able to eat any of it.As with anything else, we suggest you test the cream on a small area of skin first, just to be sure there are no allergic reactions. The cream has natural ingredients, but it is always best to check for any allergy reaction first, just to make sure your baby is not allergic to aloe vera or any of the other ingredients.
11720
I'm sure you could I wouldn't think it would taste real good. You might try a little honey with it
1441305
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
844080
I believe you can keep raw honey, even the heated kind, indefinitely. Should be stored in cool, dry place. The raw honey is much healthier than the heated honey.
680520
Yes it is raw and unprocessed as well as certified organic. I belie wits made of wildflower honey. If you go to the makers website they say their bee colonies are placed in areas where the bees can collect the pollen away from contaminants or something like that. It's really great honey.
2170096
I bought this for my 2 year old granddaughter for Christmas. It would be awkward for a young one to swallow the toppings but then again for a young child, anything is possible.
509886
I don't think so. I wouldn't give them to anybody that might possibly eat them anyways. They would be a choking hazard. This was for an 8 year old who's going on 30.
1757553
use honey as a sweetener- natural, healthy, good natural proteins in honey and then I add a little milk
1980028
Only raw unstrained honey is really kosher. No honey that is without the wax should ever be considered Kosher.
1991828
Oops. Thought you ask royal jelly. Raw honey doesn't need to be refrigerated. If its royal jelly. Yes
539257
Yes, very normal for raw unprocessed honey. Grocery store or clear honey has none of the benefits and may even have additives if imported. Manuka honey will look even more "rough" than other raw honey types at your natural food market. Very normal for the Manuka type.
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.
538890
I didn't try honey. I just a small piece of fruit floating in fruit juice. The rotting fruit seems to attract them.