Raw Honey vs. Ultra-Processed Store Bought Commercial Honey
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2019
- NOTE: At this time, we do not sell honey online (thank you for asking). I found a great story on heating Honey, Follow this link:
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In this video, we explain the differences between RAW and Store Bought or Ultra-Processed honey (Please take the time to read the article in the link below, very informative). The store bough honey all taste the same. Local honey has unique flavors you will NOT find in store bought corporation honey. Always, if you can, buy from a local beekeeper. You support a declining business and helps support a local person or small business. Good article to read:
www.foodsafetynews.com/2011/1...
Beekeepers are some of the most humble, unselfish people. “You don’t have to buy from me. Buy from your local guy.”
Hi, TY, we try, very nice comment !
Plus back in the day before industry, honey was considered a panacea because they'd have the nutrients from all the medicinal flowers in your local area, and the blend of those flowers would be uniquely tailored for your lifestyle (when lifestyles had more to do with your environment).
@@haseebejazmusic9125 amazing wish i knew this yrs ago dad did get it locally a yr ago n i was complaining about how hard it was boi was i uneducated aha
@@technician775 the best honey I've had was straight out of the nest. I grabbed a chunk and ran.
@@tristanbulluss9386 You dined and dashed.
I started beekeeping when I was 8yrs. Old. My father taught me. He always had 4-5 hives. Glad to see your video. Local honey equals zero hay fever allergies
Not necessarily. I've had hay fever for decades and started only using raw local honey. No help.
@@livenotonevil8279 stick to honey from local sources farmers market good place to start. Dont give up it takes a good year for results. 1-2 tabls. daily. Use it instead of sugar ok?
wow !, good to know, wish more kids could be involved at a young age, you are very fortunate !
@@livenotonevil8279 might want to find a local as much as possible and buy from him or her, see if you can get some comb honey or buy a frame of honey from the brood area in the hive, tell him or her what you want, it should help.....or i hope it does, i have seen it help a lot of people, good luck!
@@livenotonevil8279 on empty stomach (the darker is better ) and you have to start before the allergie season . It worked for me
When I was a kid, Dad would take us to the honey store. Local store just sold honey. All kinds of stuff seen floating around in the honey. Dad said it would make me stronger not to worry about it. 😄
LOL !!! he was right too !!!!! TY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds like my folks lol
I found a lash hair in mine; how far is too-far. It’s a mental thing for me. I should probably fish it out and take your dad’s wisdom.
@@24rheal Well, my 2 cents is that honey has antibacterial properties and a lash is probably harmless if not certainly harmless. You can use honey to sterilize wounds and stuff. Unless you find someone's faeces in there its probably okay.
@@24rheal
Where did you get it from?
It may have been one of Cleopatra's eye lashes because she used to eat alot of it and used it for her face and had big jars of honey stored away in Egypt while it was being traded throughout Europe!!
I produce my own honey, and I'm amazed at the difference between my own home produced honey in the thickness and heavy dark color nothing like the stuff from the shops.
Hi, it is a labor of love for the honey bee, thanks for helping out Gods creation.......and man kind too....... TY!
When for 1 kg of sugar you pay 1$ ,the temptation to feed bees with sugar syrup is irresistible,and sale 1kg honey for 15-20$ !!!
When I was a kid my dad kept bees. Every summer the honey was very dark almost black. He said the bees were using sumac pollen to make the dark honey.
Hey I have a question, if you boil pure honey and then cold it up would that honey become very hardened?
WOW, i have never talked to a BEE before, this is awesome.......you did say that you produce ya own HONEY? right??? BZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!! LOL [to bee or not to bee, that is the BEE question, aint it?]
Watched a documentary on Honey many store bought honey is not even honey it is flavored corn syrup heavily diluted. If you got the chance to buy from a source in your area do it.
You are correct !!! TY!!!!!!
Same thing with maple syrup
@@ca8547 not in my xp.
Most syrup is not sold as maple syrup unless its maple syrup
Most bee producers use antibiotics and feed the bees sugar especially in winter. Buy blueberry honey as spring to summer blueberries or other berries are blooming and growing
Wow, thanks. No more honey from the market.
I've been reading the labels because so many brands of honey have corn syrup added
Hi, wow !!!!
Wow, that is so misleading!!
Any major brand is going to be nothing but honey flavored corn syrup.
That's just fraud if you ask me, if i want corn syrup, i'll buy corn syrup, if i buy honey i expect honey.
@NovaReset it's probably okay, so just read the label to be sure
Thank you for the great video! It’s always nice to see someone getting the info on honey out there to the general public. As this is my first year as a hobby beekeeper, I have learned a lot. And I will have to say that not all honey straight out of the hive is cloudy. I was fortunate enough to harvest 43 pounds from my 3 hives last month. And it is crystal clear. I scraped it straight off the frames, through a strainer to catch most of the wax and right into a 5 gallon bucket. From there straight into the jars. 😋 Keep up the great work!
Good to see a new beekeeper!!!...our bees must be messy!...most all of our honey had some cloud to it, some more than others, but our area has tons of pollen they bring in everyday. We harvest frames from the brood area as well as the honey supers. The honey supers are very clear honey but we blend it all just so locals can get some of the pollen for the allergies. We are going to go into more beekeeping videos on hive box materials and hot wax dipping of wood ware as well. If we can help you any, please le us know. what area of the US are you in??? Thanks for watching !!!
Reliable Prepper - Technician775 thank you for the reply. I’m in southwestern Oklahoma. It’s usually pretty dry in this area. But we had a wetter than normal spring and that helped a lot. I will definitely watch out for more beekeeping videos.
Hey Jack, nice area up there..... might want to look at Blue Sky Beekeeping Supplies, they sell the polystyrene boxes, we run them down here, great for the winter, i will do a vid this weekend on them..... thanks for watching !
Perfect, short education for people who want nutrition, not just sweets. Thank you, sir.
Thank you Mike !
Exactly !!!👍
Thanks for an informative video. As a kid my dad and uncle raised honey bees for our honey. I always seek out local bee keepers for my local raw honey. I'm pickie, like raw honey, real maple syrup and real butter! Real food is best!
Thank you to all the bee keepers out there!
Thank you for sharing your story !! and you are correct, Real food is the BEST!
Here in Manila, we get supply of wild honey direct from the natives of Sierra Madre Mountain of Aurora Province! We have a Foundation, Save the Sierra Madre Mountain Foundation led by Father Pete Montillana!! We buy direct from the honey bee gatherers and they are wild, raw and pure!! Better than the honey you buy in the Supermarket!! Buy helping these gatherers, you preserve the bees and their honey comb!! It is also a healthy raw honey and pure!!
WOW...fantastic story and sounds like great honey !!!!! thank you for sharing!
How do i buy it from i live in hongkong and i would like to ask do they get the honey from the forrest trees or is it still a bee farm
I love pure Raw honey,What is the Brand name.
So the "father" makes good money huh ..
If they are "gathering" the honey like the tribe people do in the mountains here in northern Thailand, it means they are 'hive-jacking' by stealing the entire hive, taking it back to their village and squeezing out the honey. I wonder what the bees think about that...?
Thank you for that! There is a bee-keeper in my family and the taste brought me back years; it is delicious.
cool !!! TY for watching !
Thanks for the great info! I'm lucky in that there are a couple of local producers who offer raw, minimally-filtered honey.
That is great, you can taste the difference as well, local honey is DELICIOUS!
Honey is so expensive now so buying local and now feeling like I'm getting my money's worth. Tks for information. 🌼🌷🌸🌺🌹🐝
Hi Villie, yea, buy local, you are helping beekeepers, if you knew how much went into it, you would be amazed..... and thank you !!!!
Funny. Buying local veges and honey are far more expensive for me vs. the grocery store...
*Getting your honey's worth
@@MargaritaMagdalena 🤣😂🤣Yup!
Expensive? How about New Zealand'smanuka honey?
It cost like 30 bucks per ounce.
You’re doing a fantastic job,man.Thanks for your time.Thanks for the video.
Hi Kyzor, Thank you !!! much appreciated !
Thank you for your information! Most of us didn’t know that once you put the honey in a hot liquid, it kills all the enzymes so all it is, is sugar water. Will pass this information on! My doctor recommended me to buy local honey and i happened to find bee pollen at a stand on the way to Vermont to visit my cousin. I have been using them and have noticed that if i eat them on a consistent basis i do not and have not had the symptoms of runny nose or sneezing. Love my honey!!!
Last spring 2020 my 16 yr old wanted to try bee keeping. We had no idea how much work it is. We have 3 hives 1 flow hive and 2 regular hives. We lost 2 hives this winter but one is doing well.
GOOD for you!...it is a lot of work but rewarding as well......thank you for helping keep the beekeeping world alive and well!
In the village where my grandmother lives there is a bee keeper and he would bring us honey from the hive and we would also buy pieces of "wax" with honey which you would chew almost like a gum and it had honey in it and it was so good. Ah what a childhood.
Hi, when i was young, my grandfather kept bees, my grandmother always had big chunks of honey for us to chew on and frozen satsuma oranges too, what a treat in the summer heat in south Louisiana, great memories! TY for the comment !
I do believe everything you said about this process here I've been saying this for a long time now,very interesting and informative.
You are correct !!!!! TY!
Thank you for the education. I knew typical store-bought honey is basically just a sweetener, but didn't know exaxtly what I should be looking for.
Glad to help!
Very informative. You cleared up several questions I had on honey. THANKS.
Hi, thank you for watching, i am happy we helped, TY!
"There comes forth from their bellies, a drink of varying colour wherein is healing for mankind. *Verily, in this is indeed a sign for people who think."* - Quran 16:69
TY for the comment!
John 7:38 KJV
@@tonydowjones He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. John 7 38 KJV
That whole chapter is titled 'The Bee'.
Aren't the scientific facts in the Quran amazing?
Mead? Would be funny if muslims made/drank mead.
It never occurred to me that putting honey in hot tea would destroy the enzymes, that's some pretty important information. I bought raw honey from time to time but didn't realize how important raw honey is and that honey was pasteurized. Excellent information, thank you!
Hi, you are welcome, it is an amazing food source and the properties good raw honey has..... TY!
I normally put my raw honey into my hot porridge, is that also killing the enyzemes ? I better just stick to having it on crusty bread . Thanks
Thanks for explaining the differences in the honey . it is good to know
Hi, you are welcome ! TY for watching !
I thought so store bought is never the same as my honey anyone who tasted it said it was the best honey they have tried.
Hi...fresh from the hive in my opinion is always better tasting....
"Wildflower honey" (aka how the hell should I know where they've been?") has, if you don't mix it, a distinctive flavor from site to site and year to year depending on what the bees found. Our friends would clamor to buy honey from us labelled with the year. One had a partial jar 2 years old that still looked and tasted as fresh as when he got it.
@@immortalsofar5314 I keep my hives in a small town so i get all fruit trees and all gardens and usually everyone has flowers outside there place so i call mine wild flower honey
There's a major difference in quality between store bought honey and organic unprocessed honey. It's almost criminal what these processors get way with.
YES, I AGREE!
It should be prosecuted as the crime it is. Sugar makes people fat and sick.
@@crand20033 Not quite true. Overeating causes that.
@@fifthof1795 Not quite true. Sugar raises the insulin response which in turn causes weight gain. It causes sugar and other foods to be stored as fat rather that being burned off. The liver gets overloaded with fructose and is forced to turn it into fat ( 4 , 5). Some believe that this is the main process behind sugar's harmful effects on health. It increases abdominal fat and liver fat, which leads to insulin resistance and various metabolic problems. Insulin resistance causes the body to not be able to remove glucose from the cells and if the cells do not remove glucose from the blood, the body will store it in the tissues as fat.
@@crand20033 Constant eating keeps insulin high and that is the real problem.Constant eating of carbs keeps it very high.
Thanks for the information, I though I was doing something getting off sugar and onto honey, now I got to find a better place to get my honey.
Good to get off the sugar, they have a lot of local bee keepers, look in the state you are in for the state bee association, they can help with beekeepers in your area, good luck, if you need more help, let me know.... TY!
This was years back but we bought some honey from a farmers market it was a Honeycomb in like a Woden frame and we just eat everything wax and all it was actually really good. This may sound stupid but If you do that is it bad for you? I do still get my non processed honey from our neighbor but he sells his in plastic jars without the comb
Great video exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thank you, glad i can help, Steve
Me too
@@michellelewis262 TY!
Thanks so much for the thorough explanation. I couldn’t understand how to visually tell the difference between raw and pasteurized honey when both are in the more liquid state as I grew up consuming the crystallized form. That thicker form of honey is my favorite, but hard to get your hands on and so I want make sure what I’m purchasing is indeed raw and hasn’t been stripped of the nutrients. Thanks again.
Hi, usually if the honey crystalizes, it has not been cut with anything.....you are welcome too!
@@technician775 what do you mean by this? Does all raw honey in liquid form eventually crystallize?
May good luck always follow when you run your business...
Ramin, Thank You !!!!!! very much appreciated !
Honey is the only food that wont spoil or go bad ever , its so amazing
Hi 93, yes, you are correct... ty for sharing !
Especially ..My Honey Girl Claire🌹🙏.. Happy Easter from Ireland.
Throw marmite in there too lol - years later still ok (So long as not contaminated from dirty spoons)
This is very informative. Thank you!
Thanks for this. I just purchased some raw honey from my local Farmers Market. It's cloudy, crystallized, and oh so yummy!
I'm a Boomer..my Mom used get the honey in the jar with the honey comb. I used to like to lick the honey from the honey comb. Honey is one of nature greatest food source for the human body. I love it. Thank you for clarifying the honey sources and alterations, also the health benefits.
Hi Ed, thank you for sharing! and yes it is...
There aren’t enough bees in the world to produce the honey consumed! Hence honey adulterated with sugar.
I hope we can start producing more, TY!
Fantastic information. Thank you for your time!
thank you for watching!
Very informative, thanks for your time!
TY!!!!
Yes i understand about putting sugar cakes on for the winter and such that is to sustain them through the winter but the stores need supply and demand so big producers use sugar to get more and in which is mostly honey
Yes and they fool a lot of the general public into believing it is "Real" honey...
Super late to this informative video, but I had to comment that I love your mustache.
Oh thank you!
I LIKES too😊
I’m so glad I have a great local raw honey and honeycomb dealer. One great benefit of raw honey is that it is a great preworkout!
Hi, you are lucky!
I always wondered about the sugar crystals in my honey. Thanks for clearing that up. Always take it directly from the bee hives.
Hi, yes, if you can....pure honey ....
I am now aware of the enzymes, thank you.
hi, you are welcome...glad to help!
And not to put it in the microwave. Thanks for the tip!
The Honey Trail. Great book!!
Hi, i will look into it ! TY!!!
It absolutely does pretty much cure allergies to grass and pollens in you area. I had issues until I was in my 20s when a guy at a local country store told me about eating a table spoon of local honey every day. it makes sense because the honey is exposing you to tiny amounts of pollen from plants in the area and if you take allergy shots supposedly it's exposing you in a similar way to build immunity to what ever you are allergic to.
Hi Moe, a lot of people say the same...i eat our honey everyday as well, no allergies.....
I live in Seattle and will only have honey from the PNW, the honey tastes different. I just bought some honey from Metropolitan Market, its raw, unfiltered, unpasteurized wildflower honey from the PNW and it cost me almost $13 but it was worth it. It tastes SO GOOD and I know its been effective with my weight loss. I don't consume sugar, just stevia or erythritol or honey.
good you have a great source!....
There are plenty of local beekeepers here in Temecula CA. I could never use commercially processed honey again.
I sell raw honey here in Bangladesh. The forest wildflower honey is amazing and looks exactly like the one you showed as one containing the pollens.
Hi, nice ! wish i had some to try! TY!!!
Thank you for this. A little bit of honesty in this world, my goodness!!
Hi, agree! TY!
I found that the pollen in pure, natural honey really does immunize me against nasal allergies. That is, I don't get hay fever when I take this natural honey every day, even during the worst hay-fever season when the air-borne pollen is thick. But you need to build up to it over a few weeks.
Rodney, thank you for sharing, i think you may have helped someone to try it ! TY!!!!
Nice video, good info.
So now I need to look for “rough filter” honey? Because I want all the goodies left in!!
Hi, not sure if you will find that exact term, but unfiltered is close to what the beekeeper is trying to say. All honey processing will go thru a type of "filtration" of sorts. We have to be able to separate the bee parts and bits of wax. Most use a clarification stage, the honey is left for a bit for the wax and debris to float to the top and it is pumped or drained from the bottom, then it is run thru a rough or very porous filter media, kinda like being strained vs a very fine mesh. We use a filer media that lets the pollen go thru but stops the bits of wax. I hope this helps. Just look for unfiltered, this is common in the honey world. Steve
"Raw honey" is what to look for. All honey is rough filtered (we used cheese cloth) to remove wax caps, stray grubs and whatever else might be on the frame. Commercial keepers have to heat it to a certain temperature despite its antibacterial properties but local, small scale keepers take it from the frame to a bucket and the bucket to the jar. We used to sell our surplus for $10/jar (and demand always outstripped supply) just to cover what we had to buy to look after the hives. Also, we left them 2 deeps plus honey-bee-healthy cakes to see them through the winter naturally. We had happy bees and you could taste the difference!
Confused .. filter unfiltered raw organic Manuka clover certified stained ? SOS
great video steve thanks for enlightening us
hi...thank you for watching!
I am fortunate to live in a place where local producers sell their honey from stalls out the front of their houses.
Years ago I noticed that the store bought honey was thinner and always tasted the same.
The pure local honey is thick dark and tastes different as the seasons change.
Hi Warwick, cool....honey does change during the season if you harvest it as the seasons go along, lucky....cool dog in the pic ! TY
Wow here I thought Clover brand was ok! I will definitely start buying from local farmers market or a reputable business - Thanks!
Hi, good idea to buy local, it supports the hard working beekeepers ! and you get a fantastic product! TY!!!
It’s can always be good to buy local, but there is no guarantee a local is reputable and won’t rip you off. Big Brands are not all equal. Some go to lengths to ensure the honey is not adulterated ( pesticides, corn syrup) and some on U.S. source, but U.S. only will cost more 💰 ! Keep ur thinking cap on.
I'm from India. I have never bought honey from store. Most people buy honey from farm owners and if you want a little more exotic honey, you go to the tribal people. They take honey directly from the forest.
There are like 4 varities of bees to choose from generally!
Eating the bee wax was one of the best part of going to our ancestral home for me and my cousins 😀!
Yes we have a lot that we can learn from our elders and local farmers. Your experience sounds amazing!
You reminded me of a documentary i watched, about honey from Nepal that gives a psychedelic experience with mild hallucinations, relaxation and positive vibes :) I would love to try it, although it's dangerous to harvest honey from mountain cliffs of Himalaya, those tribes are brave..
@@twentytwo138 Haha I’ve watched that documentary too! Unfortunately that’s specific only to Nepal and places bordering Nepal. I’m from the southern part!
Thank you. Very straightforward. Very much topical !
Thank you !!!!
Wow this is information is pure gold. I am from India and we don't have any good source to get raw honey. I wish I was living where you were selling honey!!
Hi, thank you !!! some parts of India has great honey, but to find it is the key... TY
Man I love honey! Thanks for the video. I've always heard that local honey helps with allergies - is that because that honey has both the local pollen and the enzymes specific to breaking it down in it? So it teaches your body what to do with the pollen?
Hi, you body needs the minerals and vitamins in the honey and pollen, it is natures food ! TY!!!
Edgar Cayce said always buy and consume local, raw honey.
Thank you Steve for the valuable lesson!
So when honey like "Really Raw" (I think that's the name) is kind of white or light tan, is this good honey ?
Hi, you are welcome!.....and should be good honey..........honey can be from a very light color to an almost black color. Depends on several factors, 1., the nectar and time of the year, spring is a light and beautiful honey, close to the end of summer or into fall here, it will be a darker color and very strong flavor. if the beekeeper uses a dark pulled comb frame for the bees to store honey in, the honey will pick up some of the dark colors of the wax or some of the pollen etc. Usually a light honey is light on the flavor profile, a dark honey has a strong taste. Different people like it for different reasons. We have customers who will ask for a specific flavor profile, if we can we will. Hope this helps ! A local beekeeper is usually your best bet for a really good pure all natural honey...... Steve
Color and depth of flavor is a factor of the source of the nectar, not an indication of quality.
I buy this Greek honey which has a dark colour and it tastes so good, not sharp like these mass produced store brands that have honey mixed from south america and australia. I don't trust those ones.
@@frostflower5555 Oh ok, I appreciate that. I love to learn the best way of doing things.
God bless!
Was very informative, thank you.
Hi, thank you for watching.....
Thank you for that information. I didn't know those things. Thanks for your help. Regards, Jim.
Hi Jim, glad to help.....
I love buying honey with the wax comb inside. Yum!
OH YEA!. the comb is a real treat, at lest for me it is....... TY!!!
Wow, I never knew that you kill the enzymes when you put honey in something hot. That's great information.
Glad i could help !!!! at least a little......
That was a big surprise. Now we know 👍
ANYTHING you cook at high temperatures kills all the enzymes, and most of the nutrition. Nobody even needs to cook any food .. eating fresh, LIVING food is always best. Those are healing foods full of energy .. helps to heal the body .. and greatly slows down aging.
Yep, that's why you don't put honey in you tea while it's boiling hot
Beekeepers are some of the sweetest people I know
yes we are 😊 thank you.....
my wife will argue that point about me ! lol!!!
Hey I just wanted to tell you that your video is very informative and I knew some of it already but I did not Know that your honey was ruined when you poured it into a hot cup of tea I was really glad to find that out and from now on I’ll make sure that my tea is under 120° before i put the honey in
Thank you and yes, good idea, take good care !
Thank you for sharing this very informative video on the different types of honey! I did know about the local being better for allergens but I don’t think I’ve ever heard of cream honey.👍
I will make a video on creamed honey, it is 100% honey, but super sweet !, do keep it OUT of the heat though, Thanks for watching!!!!
Its delicious !! You can cream your own too !!
Wow! Didn’t know that about heating the honey. We buy local raw honey. Where are you located and what’s the difference in on the Manuka honey and we’re in East Texas the reason I asked to if your honey would benefit us because we would like to support
Hi, first thank you !, the Manuka honey is supposed to be the "top dog" of honey, lots of benefits from what i have read. We are in the Lake Charles area and do appreciate you wanting to support. They have a lot of local to you beekeepers that would love the support too. Basically it would be the same raw honey just miles apart. Thank you for supporting your local beekeeper. It is getting harder to keep bees especially with all the hurricanes, freezes, and pests that plague the honeybees. They are very resilient and overcome a lot........ TY!!!!!!!!
I had crazy allergies as a kid and benadryl would knock me out cold so my doctor recommended local desert honey. Eating the pollen helps kind of like when a deer eats a rattlesnake or a camel eats a cobra. Worst case you get some delicious honey. Sakura cherry blossom honey from Japan is amazing too. it has a pink hue because of the flowers and is amazingly floral in flavor
Cool story, thanks for sharing....
Thanks for the heads-up!
Hi Kevin, glad to help !
Does Manuka honey have the magic powers people say and is it worth the price ? I appreciate this informative video
Hi Rita, not too sure about Manuka honey, only what i have read. Do some research from a reputable University, hope this helps....and thank you !
The is the only honey studied and proved to have health benefits .
That just make sure I have a reliable honey in my place, and finish it soon
YES!
A few things I'm glad to know! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for the information. Very grateful. 🙏❤️
Hi, TY for watching!
Local raw honey most definitely does work.for allergies..been allergy free for 5yrs now thanks to my cousin who bought me a jar & challenged me to just try it 😁🐝
Hi, thank you cousin !!!!!! i have done that at times as well..... TY for the comment !
I cant believe that an algorithm is being used to give sub titles to every utube video.
I saw that on this video, though it knew i had old timers disease and was hard of hearing....... LOL !!! gotta love you tube.......
Great video, thank you for your fantastic explanation.
thank you for watching!
I'm so tired of buy fake honey. I dnt want commercial diluted honey. Thank you for sharing this information
Hi, you are welcome...thank you for watching.....
Damn,,ive been puting honey in my coffee for years! Now just cold coffee...
LOL......i learned too !!!!
I used to only put it in tea! Now I buy unsweetened yogurt and drizzle it on. 👍🏽
I am a honey lover but seance i moved in usa i found that %95 of the honey is fake i stopped buying its been 18 years. Couple of times while i was visiting some country's i went to a bee farm and i got real honey watching how they are taking it out from the wax.
Look for a local beekeeper, they will have the BEST honey !!!
Hi my name is Homnidhi from Indai I do have unprocessed natural wild raw honey which is harvested from the forest trees n contain all antioxidants and denser coz of high pollen presence
@@jimmysharma6658 If you are bee keeper you should definitely have real honey.
Usually always when i go in my born country in europe(Macedonia) i always buy honey from my friend that keeps bees. The honey is cheap there like $7 for 1kg but he gives it to me for free. The point is here in usa it's impossible to find real honey especially in the big food markets you have to know someone like my friend overseas but how many people are having friends like that here
@@nikola23gr stop buying your honey at stores. Buy it at your local farmers market.
@@KLCII88 do you have any information about Manuka honey?, any made here in America and why is it so expensive thx
I was gifted 2 qt of beekeepers honey from Florida and it is so crystalized, sweet and deliciously delightful. I have to scoop it out. Thank you, now i know to let it naturally warm up to melt and then add it to my warm drinks.
Super, Florida orange blossom honey is GREAT! and thank the person who gave you that too !!!!! it is good putting it on fresh peaches too !
Good advice about honey, this guy knows his stuff !!!
Hi, thank you !...
I just eat high fructose corn syrup...it’s the same, right? 😂 JK.
LOL...no, no exactly.... hope you switch over to honey..... TY!
What's your opinion on manuka honey? Is it worth paying the extra money?
Hi, a lot of people like it, as far as the price, it is a bit more expensive, is it worth it...that would be your call. Sorry, not much help here..... I might one day buy some, but with several drums of delicious local honey here, it is too easy to draw up a bottle of what my bees made, it is hard for me to part with my $$$$$ LOL !!!
I had manuka honey when I was in New Zealand. It tasted better than other honey in the market. Wherever I am I prefer the local raw honey. Biggest difference in the taste is due to the flowers the nectar is from. I don't know which type of nectar contains the most nutrition. If I had my choice, I would choose honey from local wild flowers, because I would guess it is more nutritious. Just a guess. Sourwood honey is very popular in N.C.
Hey brother I just wanted to say keep up the great work
Thanks, will do!
Agreed
If I do buy honey from the store I always make sure it says it's unpasteurized and organic but I prefer to buy local.. mostly bc I like to buy some with a piece honeycomb in it, I find it a nice little treat to chew on lol
oh yea.....the honeycomb is the icing on the cake...that is always a treat!.....
Thank you - that’s very helpful and informative
TY!
A bee keeper gave me a jar of honey once. I used a teaspoon to consume it with. It tasted great and I didn’t crave sweets. Great video thanks
Hi Eric, thanks for sharing !
Yes, so I've also noticed this, I've started taking Manuka honey and my longing for sweets and treats has gone away throughout the day.
Thank you, I know a you tube video is good when I grab my note pad. I'm doing research now for my first hive come spring. I can't wait. Bee keepers are Such a awesome community. I'm thinking of a descriptive name for them, Hmmmm, ill get back to ya, lol
HI, beekeeping is a great hobby and small business too.... very interesting insects, TY! let me know what name you come up with !
Bless all the hard-working beekeeper and even harder-working bees. They're truly giving species in nature. We just gotta make sure to protect them when necessary.
Hi, we do as much as we can, wish more people would support local bee keepers...... Thank you for sharing !!!!
Thanks! Informative video!
Thank you !
Thank you for the vital information
TY for watching!
Thank you for your prompt response!
I would like to purchase some of your honey but I relocated to the Caribbean.
Please let me know if sending your honey to St. Lucia is possible.
I really appreciate your knowledge & the way you teach, your the best man!
God bless you & family!
TY!!!!!
New friend here of your channel today. Appreciate your time explaining things. HUGS and GOD bless you all from NY State by the Original Woodstock NY
THANK YOU!
Great info! Thanks for the explanation. As a USAF trained Lab Tech, & nutritionist, YES, local raw honey not only increases allergen immunities, it is also a great general immune booster. It can also relieve arthritic pain that is exacerbated by sugar.✌
Do you have some articles or research papers backing that up? Googling If local honey reduces allergens returns research papers stating that there is no correlation
Thanks for the info, i once knew a flight engineer to stay on flying status with his allergies, where ever he was stationed, he would find a local beekeeper and buy honey, kept him flying for 20 years until he retired, thanks again......and thank you for your service VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!
@@technician775 Thank 'you'. Your explanation of how pollen is removed is very helpful. The pollen is what boosts our immunities. Vaccines actually simulate this. Thanks again for the info, & response.✌
@@bigqwertycat I learned this in USAF Medical Laboratory Technician School, & have read it many times since. Sorry, I haven't practiced in some time. I suggest you research further, & try something other than Google. Or at least read more than the top Google suggestion. I will tell you that the pollen is the key. It gives your body light doses of allergens, etc, which helps to activate the body's immune system. This is the same premise of how vaccines were originally created. I believe the COVID vaccines are GMO, though. I've been out of the lab for 20 years. Things have changed dramatically.
@@souljahroch2519 Thanks for the info !!!
Thanks for the tips.
Excellent job!
Thank you.....
Very interesting. Thank you.
Hi, thank you for watching!
Yes sir! What you are teaching us is about purity and quality. That doesn’t fit into the economics of mass production for profit.
They use a lot of manipulative words like 100% honey, pure, raw but all inferior to what you explained.
Thank you Steve!
Hi, you are welcome, and thank you for the comment too !!!!
Thank you so much for the superb video! It's always encouraging to see someone spreading the information about honey to the general public. I used geohoney organic honey and am very pleased with the taste and quality.
thank you for the kind words!
Brilliant Informative Presentation
Thank you, very nice of you to say....
Thank you very much Steve!
Welcome !
Thank you so much for the information
You are welcome, TY for watching!