Chalc
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I see a lot of people recommending to only feed raw/unpasteurized honey, but I am unable to find that where I live. Is it okay to feed them honey that is pasteurized?
Feeding Pasteurized/White honey
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Zeppy44
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Not sure it would hurt, then again not sure it will help. Pasteurized may not have the same effect. Imho, would not work well for external hurts.
There is a big problem in the honey industry with adulterated blends of honey from foreign sources. I am fortunate that I buy from the guy down the road with the hives outside his barn. Raw, unfiltered, and unpasteurized. Well mostly unfiltered. I have not had any bee parts so it must be filtered a bit.
The difference in taste, color, etc is remarkable not to mention the taste.
There is a big problem in the honey industry with adulterated blends of honey from foreign sources. I am fortunate that I buy from the guy down the road with the hives outside his barn. Raw, unfiltered, and unpasteurized. Well mostly unfiltered. I have not had any bee parts so it must be filtered a bit.
The difference in taste, color, etc is remarkable not to mention the taste.
Serle
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I concur with zeppy , U.S. or CDN. honey first , none from off shore . Far too much is diluted with corn syrup .
Pasturized or not , even whipped if you have no other option .. Don't get hung up on organic.... S
Pasturized or not , even whipped if you have no other option .. Don't get hung up on organic.... S
