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Why does honey crystallize, and is it still good to eat?Crystallization is a natural process that happens when glucose in the honey forms tiny crystals. It does not mean the honey has gone bad. You can consume it as is or gently warm it in a water bath (below 40°C) to liquefy it.
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What are the benefits of natural honey?Honey isn’t just a delicious natural sweetener—it’s a powerhouse of health benefits! Used for centuries in medicine and nutrition, raw honey is packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that support overall well-being. 1. Boost Immunity Rich in antibacterial and antioxidant properties, honey strengthens the immune system and helps fight infections naturally. 2. Soothes Sore Throats & Coughs A spoonful of honey can work wonders for a sore throat, acting as a natural cough suppressant and soothing irritation. 3. Aids Digestion Honey is a natural probiotic, promoting gut health, easing digestion, and relieving bloating or acid reflux. 4. Provides Natural Energy With its natural sugars, honey gives a quick and lasting energy boost—perfect for workouts or a mid-day pick-me-up. 5. Supports Wound Healing Its antibacterial properties make honey an excellent natural remedy for cuts, burns, and skin irritations. 6. Promotes Better Sleep Honey helps regulate blood sugar and encourages melatonin production, aiding in restful sleep. 7. Healthier Alternative to Sugar Unlike refined sugar, honey has a lower glycemic index and contains beneficial enzymes, making it a smarter choice for sweetening foods and drinks. From boosting immunity to improving digestion and skin health, honey is nature’s golden miracle. Add a spoonful to your daily routine and enjoy its many benefits!
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How should I store your honey?Keep it in a dry place at room temperature. Store in a sealed container away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate, as this speeds up crystallization.
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What types of honey do you offer?We offer a selection of light, medium, and dark honey, all sourced from the pristine meadows and forests of Dzukija region in Lithuania. Our honey is 100% natural and organic, harvested from wildflowers, linden trees, buckwheat, and more
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