/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>7929407
this is the stuff I was talking about.

according to their website...

>WHITE GOLD HONEY is an unheated, unfiltered, untreated, unprocessed pure raw honey from pristine red clover fields in Northern Canada. It is hand packed, and is not a "whipped" or "spun" honey. It self-solidifies soon after extraction from the hive due to its extremely low moisture content. It is a healthy sweetener because raw honey contains enzymes, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and nutrients in its natural state.
>WHITE GOLD HONEY is produced by the white nectar derived from various red clover flowers. Eight generations of beekeepers have been strategically placing the hives in massive unsprayed fields, which have never been treated with chemicals or toxins. It is exquisitely mild, which makes it a wonderful spread on toast, English muffins, biscuits, corn bread, pancakes, etc.

blah bla blah

I don't really care about the sales pitch, I just wanna know what it is.

>But I'm guessing it's probably just honey that's been partially crystallized on purpose to make it have a more spreadable consistency.

You're probably right.