Question 1

Why mine is crystalized  ? Is that sugar? I bought linden and top of the jar is crystalized

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Thank you for your questions about the Linden honey.
Pure honey has a natural tendency to crystallise over time with no effect on the quality of your honey. The main impact is on the colour and texture, it should not compromise the taste. This process naturally happens as it is a way to preserve the flavour and quality characteristics of your honey. Natural honey has a high content of sugars, mainly glucose and fructose. Out of the two, the glucose has lower solubility and will start crystallising first. If your honey is semi-liquid, you can see crystals of glucose in the jar.
Every honey has different amount of glucose and fructose and therefore crystallisation will start sooner or later. For example, Acacia and Honeydew honey have lower content of glucose than Linden, and therefore these will start crystallising later. But be aware Acacia and Honeydew will crystallise eventually too.
The best way to delay any crystallisation is by storing your jar at room temperature rather than in the fridge for example. However, should you want to dissolve the crystals you can do this by placing the jar and its contents into warm water. Please make sure the jar is sealed as you need to ensure that water doesn't get into the jar and you must also keep the temperature below 45 degrees Celsius to preserve the enzymes and vitamins. You will see the crystals dissolve and the consistency of the honey change as you do this, so the amount of time you leave the jar in warm water is up to you.
Please remember to always use clean and dry spoon for your honey 😊

Question 2

Does honey expire?

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I recommend to other buyers to buy pure natural honey I mean above hone which I bought

Question 3

Is this honey certified?

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Very nice and smooth I love is Honey can’t get enough of it

Question 4

Is the honey organic? And is it made from sugar fed bees?

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Dear customer, thank you for your question. It's a fact there is a lot of adulterated honey made by feeding bees with sugar for example. To remove such honey from the market, much more testing needs to be done on regular basis. Unless you have a local trusted beekeeper, we would like to assure you that beekeeping has been in our family for 4 generations and we do our best to nurture the bees we take care of. Part of such care is making sure the bees always have enough honey for themselves, so we don't use sugar at all.
We also make sure the bees we take care of are in remote areas, close to forests or in forests. All three types of honey we provide here - Linden, Acacia and Honeydew honey - are tree-based, so the bees can enjoy environment free of human activity.
Hope this helps with your questions and feel free to get in touch should you have further questions.

Product Dimensions	9 x 8 x 10 cm; 500 g
Weight	0.5 Kilograms
Units	500 gram(s)
Solid Net Weight	500 g
Brand	Honey Tradition
Format	Liquid
Speciality	Organic, Vegetarian, No Added Sugar, Low Fat, Free Range
Awards	Apimondia 2019 Montreal - Best Honey in the World 2019, National Honey Show 2019 Surrey - Highly Commended Honey
Package Information	Jar
Package Information	Jar
Manufacturer	Tibor Vargapal - PROMED

Pure Linden Honey - 500g | Raw & Natural | Ethically Harvested | Boosts Vitality and Immunity | Sustainable Packaging

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