Another how do I use X ingredient thread.

>best by date

They found honey in 3000 year old Egyptian tombs that was still good.

Honey never goes bad, anon.

>>8181617

but my honey isn't organic

Also, what's a good way to rehydrate honey? I have one of those honeypots and I checked recently and it was super grainy and not liquidy at all. Just a few drops of water and stir?

>>8181652
Heat it in the microwave. Do not add water.

Also, Google

>>8181652
Gently heat

unless it is foamy on top or has bubbles growing inside, it's fine.

>>8181652
Heat in hot water or microwave. It's antibiotic so doesn't go bad.

>>8181652
Aggressively heat

OP here with a tangent. I just busted open my lip. Karma is real for laughing at the OP picture.

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>>8182332
Make honey bread. Not really bread, more like a loaf, but still good.

1 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup honey
1/2 cup warm milk
1/2 cup cold milk
2 cups self raising flour

Put the honey and sugar in the warm milk and dissolve, add the cold milk, then add the flour a bit at a time and mix until it's smooth but don't overmix or shit gets chewy. Bake in a loaf pan at 180C for 40-45 minutes.