Does this honey crystalize over time?
1813757
Not that I am aware of. I usually eat it pretty quick, but I bought 4 bottles and still have 2 and they are nice and liquidy.
1813758
Yes after a few months. You can put container in some boiling water or microwave it to bring the crystals back into solution. Most honey does this after being opened.
1813759
I purchase one 4 pack a year. I am down to my last bottle and it has not crystallized at all.
1813760
No. It stays the same over time. Same taste and same texture. It's just difficult to squeeze out of the bottle if it gets cold in winter.
1813761
My house has been pretty cold lately, so it has gotten thicker, but no crystals yet. I've had it several months.
1813762
Yes, mine did, but heating it a little does take care of that. It's great honey so it's worth it.
1251103
This honey has not been separated. It contains some bees wax which helps thicken the honey. The honey should be light yellow and creamy and thick. If not it may be old.
17572
Mine arrived without any crystallization and I have ordered more than one time and have never seen this. It never crystallized in the bathroom cupboard over time either. I wonder if you can write to the company to see if they know what the scoop is on this condition? Maybe some things might partially crystallize when subjected to temperature extremes, like possibly in transit. I'm sorry to hear that yours arrived that way and I hope you can get the mystery solved.
1628323
Couldn't tell you, because the bottle size is quite small and I go though it fast so there is no time for it to crystallize. As far as know, all honey crystallize after awhile if in used.
1453525
No, it dissolves well. I've also added it to yogurt, dressing, anything cold, just stir and it dissolves.
337619
Raw honey from a store typically is cloudy because of crystallization. Only processed honey keeps its clear color over time because it is heat-treated and filtered.
1216894
I ordered mine around February. Just now, it's getting caked due to moisture. If you have it in a truly airtight jar, it should keep for a very long time. The little moisture-fighting packet gets less effective after awhile. But then, I'm just finishing it after 7 months.
1003407
No sadly it is a plastic. It is a much cleaner alternative than what I had in the past and I am pleased with that. However, it dispenses the honey very slowly.
159214
I have a natural (honey color one ) and it looks good even after a few years.
2145956
I had other honey crystals from last August and just used them. The crystals were fine.
1569511
No, there is no seal. I have not had any problem with the honey crystallizing. If you do, just heat it up and it will be back to normal honey consistency.
1569510
I've never experienced any crystallization, my honey comes from a local Mennonite though so I'm not sure if that helps that problem should there be one. On average my pot contains honey for a month before a refill and it's always smooth.
539259
Yes, the way you describe it is normal. Also, it will taste different than regular honey...stronger. I have been using it for nearly a year, and sometimes the honey will look a little different from jar to jar, darker or thicker. I think because it is all natural accounts for the difference. Your honey is fine.
978062
The honey is an amber color. I have found that keeping this honey in a Mason jar is good for its consistency, and perhaps even its color. The glass jar will also prevent the 'hardening' effect that one experiences with honey in plastic bottles.
17570
I have had mine for months and it has not crystallized. I do not think this is normal and it should be returned.
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.
1941792
Yes sir! I only mixed it once with milk, the rest of the time it was water. It's got a slightly chunky (tiny pieces of product) consistency, but that's the BCAA crystals I believe. You should be all good!