Question 1

Can someone describe the flavors, or better what flowers its made from?

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The honey is a light amber color and has a robust wildflower flavor. The main flowers it comes from is Indian Blanket, Scabiosa and a little bit of clover.

Question 2

is this strained to get out the large parts (bee parts, wax, etc.)?

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Hello,Our procedure is to skim the top of the barrels of honey to remove foreign items. Wax, bee parts, etc all float to the surface fairly quickly so it's easy and effective. Thanks for your question!

Question 3

What is the shelf life?

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An article from the Smithsonian Magazine tells the account of honey found in an Eqyptian tomb that was thousands of years old and still perfectly edible:
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-science-behind-honeys-eternal-shelf-life-1218690/#LC65pS2IA26r6fF6.99

Question 4

What is the maximum temperature this honey is heated to, and does it eventually crystallize? It is a lot thinner than I expected. Very tasty though!

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Hi Susan,A couple of things, first, we don't heat our honey. It begins to break down at 140 degrees and beyond that is considered "heating" by industry standards. Honey naturally gets over 100 degrees in the hive without damage, so we keep it around there. Secondly, because it is not pasteurized or cooked, it will crystallize in about six months. If it does crystallize, we recommend placing the container in a bucket of warm water and letting it slowly re-liquefy over time. We don't recommend microwaving as it will destroy the natural benefits of our honey. Thirdly, as to the texture, our honey is from Texas wildflowers, which traditionally do produce a honey that is a little bit runnier than some. Other types of honey, such as clover, are very thick. We let our bees determine the correct consistency of our honey so we don't alter it in any way! Some companies process their honey to get to a standard consistency, but we don't believe in doing that to our honey. It tastes much better straight from the hive to the bottle! Thank you for your questions! Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any further questions or comments. BrandonDesert Creek Honey

ASIN	B016G4JPZE
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Brand	Desert Creek Honey
Brand Name	Desert Creek Honey
Color	Amber
Container Type	Bottle
Country as Labeled	United States
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 1,976 Reviews
Diet Type	Gluten Free, Kosher
Flavor	Amber Wildflower
Honey Type	Wildflower
Item Dimensions	6 x 6 x 12 inches
Item Form	Honey
Item Package Weight	5.88 Kilograms
Item Volume	130.7 Fluid Ounces
Item Weight	12 Pounds
Item dimensions L x W x H	6 x 6 x 12 inches
Manufacturer	Desert Creek Honey
Net Content Volume	1 Gallons
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Package Information	Bottle
Package Size Name	Gallon
Package Type Name	Bottle
Recommended Uses For Product	Sweetener
Region of Origin	Texas
Set Name	Desert Creek Honey - 100% Unfiltered, Pure, Raw Honey (Bulk)
Size	192 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Specialty	Honey
UPC	853550002099
Unit Count	192.0 Ounce

Desert Creek Honey - 100% Unfiltered, Pure, Raw Honey from Texas - Natural Sugar Substitute - One Gallon of Bulk Unprocessed, Unpasteurized American Honey - Harvested by Our Own Beekeepers

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