How to Quickly Crystalize Honey
When honey transforms from a gooey, liquid state to a more solid one, it becomes crystallized. Some people prefer this natural sweetener in its crystal state since the flavor becomes more intense. When honey contains a high percentage of pollen, the liquid will get hard faster. Large containers of honey and honey that has been stored for a long period of time will naturally crystallize. If you prefer honey that's hardened, you can quickly crystallize your sweetener with this quick, safe method.
Instructions
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Buy natural honey that has not been processed. Processed honey has very little pollen content.
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Remove the lid of the honey and place it in your refrigerator. Adjust the refrigerator's temperature to below 59 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Monitor the crystallization daily by looking at the top and bottom of the honey for crystal build up.
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