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I want to share with you, how to identify natural honey and honey false. The following is the method taught by Abah;

• Feeling honey is slightly sting (after drinking feel like I feel itchy at the throat). False honey taste is just sweet and only less sting.

• Has the sting smell fragrant aroma (smell of natural honey is unique ... smell directly, mud up to the brain and so we fell quite dizzy)

• has uniform natural honey color (same color to the policy of the bottle ... not banded, the other colors other colors below)

• The original honey got a layer of foam at the top of the honey (the top surface of honey).


How I check whether it is false to natural honey;

• 1 - Enter the honey in metal spoon (½ tsp)

• 2 - On a stick wax

• 3 - Heat honey just above the candle flame

** If the bubbles are small, it is false honey!

** If the bubbles are big (like a volcano erupted), then it is natural honey!

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