HONEY | How It's Made? 🍯🍯🍯

Ever wondered how honey is made? Watch this video to learn all about the fascinating process of how honey is produced, from hive to jar. 🍯🐝

🎯 Key Moments
00:00 INTRO
01:43 History of Honey
03:24 PRODUCTION PROCESS
04:14 Honey Making by Bees
06:27 Harvesting & Extraction
08:39 Filtering
09:48 Heating and Moisture Reduction
10:45 Quality control
12:31 Packaging and Distribution
14:36 CONCLUSION

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[ProcessVibes]

This video is incredibly informative and engaging! I loved how it breaks down the entire honey production process in such a clear and detailed way. The section at (04:55), where it explains how worker bees collect nectar and pass it along to others, really shows how intricate and cooperative the bee community is. Also, the part about the invention of the movable frame hive in (02:18) was fascinating—it’s amazing to see how this innovation transformed beekeeping. The quiz at (03:56) was a fun interactive touch, too! Great job on making this both educational and enjoyable to watch. Keep it up!

[NoalFactoryProcess]

I love honey, my family's food is never without it 🥰🥰🥰

[US-Farm]

honey is very good for health! great video. have you ever been stung by a bee??😀

[Doug_Houser]

4:07 to answer that question, I would say the best place to store honey is in a cabinet or just any cool, dry place in general.

[processarea]

Honey is nature’s sweetest masterpiece! 🍯 Did you know bees have to visit around 2 million flowers to make just one pound of honey? 🐝🌼

[brandonmccarthy]

Shelf life??? Honey is the only food that never goes bad or off like most foods!!!

[opalcounts]

No, honey doesn't go bad and can be eaten indefinitely if stored and handled properly. Honey's low moisture content, high acidity, and enzymes that produce hydrogen peroxide make it naturally antimicrobial and prevent bacteria and other organisms from growing.

However, honey can undergo natural changes over time, such as: Darkening, Losing its aroma and flavor, Crystallization, and Thickening.

These changes are actually good signs and indicate that the honey is high quality and unpasteurized.

[MaybelleOhrberg]

To me I've ate honey in a cabinet and in the refg. Yes it will Crystal but it taste good going down your thoart but it will keep it thick too in the refg. But if you don't eat it soon enough it will Crystal

[akeyLife]

I find it interesting how honey has been used as both food and medicine throughout history. Do you think modern science will find even more health benefits of honey, or is it mostly just old wives' tales?

[jacobmathews]

What most dont say is what honey really is, its a bodily fluid that the male bees put in the comb to fertilize the the queen bees eggs. Think about that next time you let honey drip into your mouth with a big smile 😂😂

[PrettyinPink]

Unfortunatly most of the honey on shelves today is not raw natural honey its often mainly corn syrup so not healthy as 1 may think