What are the 10 best uses for expired honey?
Honey is a common food in life, but of course food has a shelf life. Some people don’t want to throw away their honey when it expires, so what are the uses of expired honey? Here are a few common uses for expired honey from Field Bee.
Honey has no shelf life and naturally mature honey can be preserved for a long time under well preserved conditions, so the first thing to check when honey expires is whether or not it has deteriorated, and the deteriorated honey will smell like alcohol and acid, and a thick layer of white bubbles will appear on the surface. However, if the honey has fermented and deteriorated, it is not recommended that you continue to eat it.
If the expired honey has deteriorated and the deterioration is relatively mild, you can first heat the honey in water to about 60 degrees and keep it for half an hour to kill the yeast in it, remove the bubbles on it and then seal it for storage. Such honey is good to use for bathing or hair care. Just apply it to your skin in the shower and massage it well for 2-3 minutes before rinsing it off. Honey contains active enzymes, minerals, amino acids and other nutrients that have a nourishing effect on the skin, so insisting on bathing with honey can effectively relieve dryness and flakiness.
In addition, the hair care effect is also good, you can add the right amount of honey in the conditioner to massage the hair when you wash your hair. Adhere to a period of time will find that the state of the hair has improved significantly, becoming smoother and less frizzy. Honey is very absorbent and can help lock moisture in the hair, and a variety of nutrients can also strengthen the hair and help restore shine to dry hair.
