Do you think you’re buying real honey? Here’s how to tell

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Over time, glucose can separate and form crystals, resulting in a thicker or grainier consistency.

What should you expect?
Authentic honey may:

Become cloudy
Form fine crystals
Turn thick and spreadable
But take note:
Not all authentic honey crystallizes at the same rate.

Some varieties crystallize within just a few weeks.

Others remain liquid for months or even years.

Conversely, processed or adulterated honey can also crystallize.

Therefore, crystallization alone is not proof of authenticity, though it is usually a perfectly normal characteristic of natural honey.

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