At the village market or on the side of the road on the outskirts of the city, you will occasionally meet some people who sell wild honey. The honey they sell is like a stone, and there is a layer of moss on the honey, and in the honey you can see some bee wreckage, or some branches.
And these honey sellers have had much the same experience, measuring in the mountains or working in the mountains, and stumbling upon these crystallized honeys. It is precisely because of the moss on the honey that these honeys have come from generations and come from deep mountains and old forests.
Fake wild honey
Many people who don't know it look at it, this is the real purest wild honey, pollution-free, pure natural good thing. Moreover, these honey sellers do not look like business people at first glance, and the price of these honeys sold is extremely low, and a pound of this wild honey only sells for fifty or sixty yuan.
When there is a circle of people around this kind of stall, someone will show up to buy some, and then tell the people around them how good this wild honey is and how unattainable it is. At this time, the honey seller will also hit the iron while it is hot, so that people can first taste the taste of this honey. By this time, a large rock-like piece of honey will quickly sell out among onlookers.
What is the product of this "wild honey", and is it real honey? Can wild bees that live in the wild produce honey? What exactly should wild honey look like?
In fact, the bees that can produce honey in the wild are basically the bees raised by beekeepers who "defect" out, and those who survive in the wild basically do not produce honey. Honey produced by bees in the wild may also have some solidification, but at most it is jelly or waxy. It is impossible to become like a stone, and it takes a hammer to knock it down.
Real wild honey
And these so-called "wild honey", basically with sugar, pigments, starch, baking soda processed into pieces of drying, coated with a layer of honey, and then wrapped in some moss and other debris, it becomes the so-called "wild honey".
The people who buy these so-called "wild honey" are basically some elderly people. They only know that honey is a very good tonic, but they have no ability to identify this fake honey, and under the touting of the scammers, plus a few toys of purchases, they will be hot-headed and deceived.
In fact, people who have a little common sense about honey will not be deceived. In nature, there is basically no such honey, and honey is the food of bees, such a hard honey, how can bees eat it? Coupled with the fact that honey is only in the hive, how can it condense into a piece like a stone?
And this fake honey does not have the effect that honey should have, it is not allowed to eat it will also cause some adverse effects on the body, here is a special reminder to everyone, on the street to encounter this kind of honey sellers, basically are scammers, do not buy!