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Reedy Creek Apiary, LLC

4905 Bur Oak Court North Chesterfield Chesterfield County, Virginia 23237 telephone: 804-271-1565 mobile: 804-370-8130 email: honey@reedycreekapiary.com www.reedycreekapiary.com

Directions

Honey    and    other    products    are    sold from   our   home   in   Chesterfield   County.        Our   address   is   listed   on   the   left.      It   is best    to    call    ahead    before    visiting    to make    sure    we    are    available    to    assist you.  

A word about raw honey crystalizing

Almost   all   raw   honey   will   crystalize   in time.      This   does   not   mean   the   honey has   gone   “bad.”      Crystalized   honey   can be   liquified   again   if   bottles   are   exposed to   low   heat.      Care   should   be   taken   not to    expose    the    crystalized    honey    to temperatures        greater        than        100 degrees     as     this     will     decrease     the healthful    qualities    of    the    raw    honey.      How    long    will    honey    last?        Almost indefinitely.        Crystalized    honey    was discovered   in   the   pyramids   of   ancient Egypt   estimated   to   be   over   2,000   years old and it was still good. 

Raw local honey vs. “store bought”

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Much   of   what   is   sold   in   the   stores   as honey        certainly        is        not        local.          Commercial        honey        is        generally pasteurized   at   high   heat   and   filtered   to take     out     pollen     and     many     other nutrients    that    are    only    found    in    raw local    honey.        The    pasteurization    of honey   at   such   high   heat   “kills”   much   of the   health   benefits   and   screening   out pollen     traces     further     reduces     the health    benefits    of    the    store    honey.      Much    of    the    commercial    honey    has been    adulterated    by    the    addition    of corn   syrup   so   as   to   make   the   “honey” less   expensive   for   the   consumer,   while taking      out      the      wonderful      health benefits of raw, local honey. 
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Contact

Reedy Creek Apiary, LLC

4905 Bur Oak Court North Chesterfield Chesterfield County, Virginia 23237 telephone: 804-271-1565 mobile: 804-370-8130 email: honey@reedycreekapiary.com www.reedycreekapiary.com

Directions

Honey   and   other   products   are   sold   from   our home   in   Chesterfield   County.         Our   address   is listed    on    the    left.        It    is    best    to    call    ahead before   visiting   to   make   sure   we   are   available to assist you.  

A word about raw honey crystalizing

Almost   all   raw   honey   will   crystalize   in   time.     This    does    not    mean    the    honey    has    gone “bad.”        Crystalized    honey    can    be    liquified again   if   bottles   are   exposed   to   low   heat.      Care should   be   taken   not   to   expose   the   crystalized honey     to     temperatures     greater     than     100 degrees    as    this    will    decrease    the    healthful qualities    of    the    raw    honey.        How    long    will honey   last?      Almost   indefinitely.      Crystalized honey    was    discovered    in    the    pyramids    of ancient    Egypt    estimated    to    be    over    2,000 years old and it was still good. 

Raw local honey vs. “store bought” honey

Much   of   what   is   sold   in   the   stores   as   honey certainly   is   not   local.      Commercial   honey   is generally   pasteurized   at   high   heat   and   filtered to   take   out   pollen   and   many   other   nutrients that   are   only   found   in   raw   local   honey.      The pasteurization    of    honey    at    such    high    heat “kills”     much     of     the     health     benefits     and screening    out    pollen    traces    further    reduces the   health   benefits   of   the   store   honey.      Much of       the       commercial       honey       has       been adulterated   by   the   addition   of   corn   syrup   so as   to   make   the   “honey”   less   expensive   for   the consumer,    while    taking    out    the    wonderful health benefits of raw, local honey.