Fact or fiction # 2!!!?

Question

The only food that doesnt spoil is honey. Fact or Fiction?

Answer 1

I had to dig a little for this cut and paste, but it seems proper:

Honey is much easier to store than to select and buy. Pure honey won't mold, but may crystallize over time. Exposure to air and moisture can cause color to darken and flavor to intensify and may speed crystallization as well. Comb honey doesn't store as well as liquid honey so you should not expect it to last as long.

Storage temperature is not as important for honey, but it should be kept from freezing and not exposed to high temperatures if possible. Either extreme can cause crystallization and heat may cause flavor to strengthen undesirably.

Filtered liquid honey will last the longest in storage. Storage containers should be opaque, airtight, moisture- and odor-proof. Like any other stored food, honey should be rotated through the storage cycle and replaced with fresh product.

If crystallization does occur, honey can be reliquified by placing the container in a larger container of hot water until it has melted.

Avoid storing honey near heat sources and if using plastic pails don't keep it near petroleum products (including gasoline engines), chemicals or any other odor-producing products.

My can of honey is bulging. Is it safe to use?

A: Honey can react react with the can lining to release a gas especially when stored over a long period of time. Honey's high sugar content prevents bacteria growth. If there is no sign of mold growth, it is safe to eat.

Answer 2

Fact

Answer 3

Does honey count as a food? If so I'll have to say fact

Answer 4

fiction

Answer 5

fiction!!

Answer 6

fiction

candycane's cant spoil

Answer 7

factt