How is honey made? What part do honey bees play in this process?
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How is honey made? What part do honey bees play in this process?
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Bees collect flower nectar to produce honey. The nectar gets stored as simple sugars and broken down inside the honeycomb. The honeycomb's design combined with how the bees fan their wings causes the honey to turn into a liquid form. The flavor and color of honey can vary depending on the type of nectar collected. Orange blossom honey may be lighter in color, while avocado or wildflower honey may be a darker amber color.

One hive can produce 55 pounds of surplus money every year. Beekeepers collect the honeycomb frames and scrape off the wax cap that bees use to seal the honey inside the honeycomb. Honey is then forced out of the comb by a centrifuge that extracts the honey.

The honey is strained to remove any debris that is not edible. The honey may be heated to make this process easier, but the honey's natural composition is not altered by this process.

The honey is bottled and labeled after straining. Regardless of whether the money is in a glass or plastic container, a label that says "pure honey" ensures no additional fillers were added during the process to enter your home.


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Bees collect flower nectar to produce honey. The nectar gets stored as simple sugars and broken down inside the honeycomb. The honeycomb's design combined with how the bees fan their wings causes the honey to turn into a liquid form. The flavor and color of honey can vary depending on the type of nectar collected. Orange blossom honey may be lighter in color, while avocado or wildflower honey may be a darker amber color.

One hive can produce 55 pounds of surplus money every year. Beekeepers collect the honeycomb frames and scrape off the wax cap that bees use to seal the honey inside the honeycomb. Honey is then forced out of the comb by a centrifuge that extracts the honey.

The honey is strained to remove any debris that is not edible. The honey may be heated to make this process easier, but the honey's natural composition is not altered by this process.

The honey is bottled and labeled after straining. Regardless of whether the money is in a glass or plastic container, a label that says "pure honey" ensures no additional fillers were added during the process to enter your home.

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