Is it true that honey looses it's beneficial properties if stored in the fridge?

Question

I read somewhere that storing honey in the fridge completely negates it's medicinal properties and negates all the "good" stuff in it. I always liked cooled honey, but now I might have to change my habits.

Answer 1

Never heard of that, and I don't see the need for storing it in the fridge.

Answer 2

I have never heard of that before but it has been a common practice to store honey in the refrigerator once the seal of the bottle has been opened.
I have a bottle of honey store outside the chiller and i find no change in difference. The only difference I notice is the texture being hard from the chiller and not easy to work with them required to be used.

Answer 3

Pure honey should never be stored in the fridge. If you like cool honey, try the creamed varieties, and keep that in the fridge.

Answer 4

No that's a total myth. The only good honey is the dark brown stuff.. the natural unrefined honey.

Answer 5

someone is pulling your leg. honey does not need refrigeration, but it won't hurt it. for the best "medicinal "qualities, you should eat locally grown-it will help build immunity against "hay fever" and other pollen related ills. plus, who knows what might be added to imported honey=especially the junk from eastern europe and china.

Answer 6

honey is the only thing that will never go bad

Answer 7

only pure honey

Answer 8

Never hear that, doubt it does.

Answer 9

nope

Answer 10

no it doesnt, it only gets hard.