Most supermarket honey is heated and finely filtered, which strips pollen and enzymes. Raw honey keeps its natural enzymes, a slightly cloudy look, and crystallises over time – a sign of purity, not spoilage.
Most supermarket honey is heated and finely filtered, which strips pollen and enzymes. Raw honey keeps its natural enzymes, a slightly cloudy look, and crystallises over time – a sign of purity, not spoilage.