why is this honey more liquid..than the other I have bought?
Raw Black Locust Honey
I love your honey!!! Just wondering why this one raw black locust honey is not solid like the other ones I have purchased?
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Open Sep 03, 2026 - 01:15 PM
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Sep 25, 2026 - 12:39 PM
Great question! Black locust is actually the slowest of all the honeys to crystallize. Because the nectar collected from black locust blossoms contains less than 30% glucose and an exceptionally high concentration of fructose, the glucose never reaches the saturation threshold required to easily bind together and form crystals. As a result, pure black locust honey can easily remain in a perfectly clear, fluid state for much longer without any special heating or filtering.
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Raw Black Locust Honey
Black Locust trees are native to the Appalachian Mountain Range. The white blossoms have a strong fragrance of citrus. There are enough black locust trees in the forest around Westfield, NY to produce one of the finest honeys in North America. Not always available.
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