Raw Honey
“Raw honey is honey in its natural state, which means it has not been strained, filtered, or heated,” according to a statement on Debenham’s website. Any sort of flower or plant can be used to create this arrangement. Raw honey often contains wax particles, propolis [tree bud resin], and pollen because of the minimum processing that it undergoes during production.” If you choose the standard option, the particles are always gone.
Raw Honey
Regular Honey
During the manufacturing of ordinary honey, the honey is warmed and strained to remove any remaining pollen or wax from the honeycomb. This method also gets rid of the yeast, which helps to keep the honey from becoming sour over time. When you open a jar of these products, you will notice that they have a velvety feel to them as a result of this.
Regular Honey
