You have seen the caption.

Most of the honey you see in those bottles, containers, cups, etc, is completely fake or heavily diluted.

I won’t mention those superstores but this is the reality. And it doesn’t matter how well packaged or labelled the honey container is.

It is fake.

Is eating sugar not safer than eating fake honey?

Why can’t specialists test the quality of the honey before allowing it on their shelves?

I don’t even know, but I’ll advise that it is high time you started looking somewhere else to get original, pure honey, not at superstores.

ituglobal:

You have seen the caption.

Most of the honey you see in those bottles, containers, cups, etc, is completely fake or heavily diluted.

I won’t mention those superstores but this is the reality. And it doesn’t matter how well packaged or labelled the honey container is.

It is fake.

Is eating sugar not safer than eating fake honey?

Why can’t specialists test the quality of the honey before allowing it on their shelves?

I don’t even know, but I’ll advise that it is high time you started looking somewhere else to get original, pure honey, not at superstores.

Common, everybody knows this. Real honey is almost impossible to find unless you have a beekeeper near you. Honey is one of the most adulterated products in the world. The demand for the original honey far outstrips the supply, hence its adulteration to make it readily available to buyers.