What to do with Wet Honey

In this video we look at different options you have with wet or uncapped honey:

Intro (0:00)
• Get it eaten (0:20)
• Let it ferment (0:41)
• Active honey drying (1:48)
• Lazy honey drying (4:48)

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Do you do something with your wet honey that I didn't mention? Let me know in the comments.

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The graph showing that less than 59% relative humidity is required for honey to reach 17.8% relative humidity comes from a paper by Malcolm T. Sanford which covers practical considerations for commercial beekeepers drying honey with a dehumidifier. Find it here: https://web.archive.org/web/201203031...

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This is the article I mentioned about an individual who went out of their way to purchase fermented honey: https://www.bonappetit.com/story/hunt... Maybe fermented honey could be a digestion aid that's good for you?

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The taffy honey (4:50) shown in the video was wet honey that was forgotten in a bucket for a couple months. Air flow into the bucket wouldn't have been very good. Relative humidity in the room was likely around 30%.

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