Wouldn’t it be upsetting if you thought you were buying some good old natural honey, when in fact you’ve just bought honey that had all the goodness taken out of it? Or worse yet, it being full of heavy metals and illegal antibiotics. We’re sure you know that honey can be very nutritious and good for our health. But what if you had bought the fake stuff? On the Next Page, learn how to know the difference between the real honey and the fake honey.
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Lisa Chenier
Jan 06. 2016
We buy local made in manitoba honey with different pollens and flavors from the pollens. Delish!!!
Carol Giuliani
Jan 06. 2016
Glad to do it – and get the word out
Sarah Jean Kooiman Olson
Jan 06. 2016
Buy direct from a beekeeper!!!!
Katherine Kleeb
Jan 07. 2016
This is all such nonsense – you claim honey is unsafe because the pollen is removed – BS. Your article is full of ‘it is believed’, but not one shred of real evidence. If you want to pay more for an inferior product go ahead, I’m sticking with my usual store bought honey.
Anita Hayes
Jan 07. 2016
and I went in search to see what all those labels say> all say 100%pure honey so lots and lots of false advertising.
Nikki Beightol
Jan 07. 2016
I would bet Aldi’s is another one to add to the list.
Janet VanHouten Mc Givney
Jan 08. 2016
I always buy raw honey from our local beekeeper, I was lucky enough to find one after moving our of state.
Janet Doell
Jan 08. 2016
Kera King Caraway, Teresa Doell..
Hmmm
Maria Larchick Janke
Jan 08. 2016
So Sad
Deborah Syverson
Jan 09. 2016
That baffle’s me ! How can that be ?
Debbie Diggs Verberne
Jan 09. 2016
if it has a honeycomb it is usually real
Darla Webb Wilde
Jan 10. 2016
I get the real deal, my dad has his own bees and does his own honey. The best.
Magdalena Lane-Vlake
Jan 10. 2016
Thanks for this posting.. I use honey instead of sugar … just located a local shop “Honey Bee” on main street…
Carolyn McNeal
Jan 10. 2016
I saw sugar free honey in the store years ago. I still haven’t figured out what it really was. lol
Bobbi Poppe
Jan 10. 2016
Helpful!
Alice McTernan Brennan
Jan 11. 2016
Raw honey from a local beekeepers!
Ljiljana Nikolovska-Drugi
Jan 12. 2016
Trader Joe’s <3
Rose Obringer
Jan 12. 2016
My question to you is what is better a vegetable or fruit I raise in my back yard or one I buy at the grocery
Deb Brauneller Berning
Jan 13. 2016
Shari Brauneller Sarber-I found this and thought of John’s honey and how good it is compared to Store bought. didn’t realize those fakey kind were full of many antibiotics, new to me.
Shari Brauneller Sarber
Jan 13. 2016
I am glad John has it also!! I try not to buy it at the store. We have a small farmer’s market about a mi. from us when I run out. Little more expensive than John’s, but still local raw honey.
Shari Brauneller Sarber
Jan 13. 2016
Agreed!! All of your own stuff is much better.
Adela Woodruff
Jan 14. 2016
fake honey have different taste real honey dont taste like sugar thats how u can tell u can return it tell them its not real honey its imitation honey contain sugar
Rickie Lawson Littler
Jan 15. 2016
was given honey packets with shrimp meal, looked on the pkg. it was made from karo syrup and sugar. No Honey
Myriame Stanford
Jan 15. 2016
Glad I have my own hive!
Rose Delima Lasangue
Jan 15. 2016
Somebody gave me from Cuba..
Kimba Denryter
Jan 16. 2016
buy only raw from a bee keeper.
Dianne Marcy
Jan 16. 2016
So sad…. People meddling with our food to make a quick buck!!!
Bonnie russell
Jan 17. 2016
this article is misleading. filtered honey is real honey, although many of the nutrients have been filtered out. I am more concerned about adulterated stuff sold as honey but homogenized with sugar syrup to make it go further. Fortunately, I have a neighbor with his own bees, so I get my honey from him.
Loretta Burke
Jan 18. 2016
Yeah, even in the tiny packets in restaurants.. it’s cut with GMO Corn Syrup… Even my favourite Baklava was sickening sweet & I felt ill afterwards.. They said they had a new supplier. Nothing is sacred.. It’s all about the $ we have to be careful. Buy Local.
Patty Briscoe Reid
Jan 18. 2016
Bummer
Carla Ford
Jan 18. 2016
A wise person once told me, buy honey in your as area for all the nutritional values.
Fitness Junkie
Jan 18. 2016
Very nice.
Joan Gauthier Hoffman
Jan 20. 2016
yeah…read the label…buy local or organic made in USA
Karen Comish
Jan 22. 2016
Buying local honey helps with allergies!
Diane Grudzinskas
Jan 22. 2016
I will only buy local from now on
Doris Carrigan
Jan 22. 2016
It states the ingredients on the container. Most of them list high fructose corn syrup as an ingredient. That ain’t honey.
Shirley Moose Filer
Jan 23. 2016
I buy what is said to be raw honey, with no additives.
Louisa McCutcheon
Jan 23. 2016
Bees are dieing . Bees dye we dye
Sherri Lynn
Jan 23. 2016
How can honey be fake? It’s all bee vomit. It’s either raw or pasteurized but not sure it can be fake.
Anne Renwart Vola
Jan 24. 2016
Good info. I was told to buy Trader Joe’s honey. I’m glad I did.
Sandy Stone
Jan 25. 2016
I’
Sandy Stone
Jan 25. 2016
I’m Vegan.
I want fake honey and it’s the only honey I care about.
Mmmm pineapple honey. <3
Lindsay Holdeman Melvin
Jan 25. 2016
Organic, raw, unfiltered for the win!
Billie J Stout
Jan 26. 2016
One ounce of raw honey contains approximately 20 vitamins, 18 amino acids, 16 minerals, and a ton of antioxidants and phytonutrients. Raw honey is an antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal substance. It is also highly nutritious. It contains significant amounts of B2, B3, B5, B6, C, magnesium, potassium, calcium, sodium chlorine, sulphur, and phosphate.
Suzanne L. Simpson
Jan 27. 2016
only buy my honey at the store at 176th and fraser hwy
Irene Chaisson
Jan 27. 2016
I buy from local bee keeper…
Berthe Grenier Larwill
Jan 28. 2016
What WHAT fake honey!!!!!!
Margaret Stray
Jan 28. 2016
I purchased one from loblaws “Superstore”. It was sold by McCormick, Canada ,a name which I trusted. On the front it says Pasturized, Canada No. 1, but in fine print on the back it says “A blend of Chinese and Canadian Honey”. Thanks for the post. I won’t buy it again.
Molly Brown-Ruddy
Jan 29. 2016
Does this apply to Canada and if so, which stores should I avoid.