simonforeman
Field Bee
- Joined
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- Location
- lincolnshire
- Hive Type
- 14x12
- Number of Hives
- 8
I have a couple of buckets of honey extracted beginning of May this year, It set like concrete and was a lovely pure white colour. I have had it in the warming cabinet now at 40 degrees for 24hours but it is still like custard thickness and not clear and runny.
My plan was get it nice and runny and add some seed honey from my last years batch to make the soft set.
My concern is it will be heated for too long or will it be OK for longer? Is it going to geg runny or do I now need to stir and cream it with my drill and will this work without the seed of go back to concrete?
My plan was get it nice and runny and add some seed honey from my last years batch to make the soft set.
My concern is it will be heated for too long or will it be OK for longer? Is it going to geg runny or do I now need to stir and cream it with my drill and will this work without the seed of go back to concrete?