The Secret To Make Soft Set Honey That Works Every Time
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- The Secret To Make Soft Set Honey That Works Every Time
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Laurence Nothing better than soft set heather honey, the true king honey
Just ordered some softset heather honey and borage honey, keep up the great content ! can't wait to see what it tastes like!
OSR is my favourite honey, closely followed by blossom.
Lincolnshire OSR honey is the best ever, even cures hay fever!
Loving the hairnet! 👍👌🤣 Hoping to have a go at making some soft set honey after I’ve got some OSR honey. Was hoping Abelo were going to be at Beetradex so I could have a look at the creamers. Might have to take a trip up to see them.
Great tasting honey had some.
Glad you enjoyed it HBZUK
Can freshly extracted OSR honey be used to make creamed honey? Or it is done with OSR that is about to crystallise?
Would this process work with ivy honey too? As it will not stay runny
Or do you prep your ivy in a different way?
I'm still a little confused. The intermittent 15 minute mixing sheers the crystals into smaller smooth pieces. What purpose does leaving the batch in the machine for months serve? Can it be bottled straight away after... the first couple weeks and left to "set" in the jars?
Yes. Can be bottled as soon as its smooth on the tongue.
I’m trying this method at the moment it has large crystals in it. Will they get smaller and the honey more smother as the machine continues to churn
A very interesting way of making creamed honey, I’ve got a couple of buckets of OSR honey I’m going to try it with. Does the left over honey in your creamer act as a seed?
You don't need a seed with OSR. It just grinds it down in the creamer
@@BlackMountainHoney if you were using this with another type of honey that is slower to crystallize, wouldn't it be beneficial to use a starter?
@@beezee8698 yes. 10% starter and reset the 90% by heating above the temperature to allow the crystal structure to form around the starter. 50c will do it.
Lovely machine but for me couldn't justify 2k price tag my runny out sells set about 5 to 1 do you charge a premium for soft set?
No premium and ratio is similar for us. But it once in the jar is stays in perfect saleable condition so can jar 1200 at a time and its good for years. Saves a lot of effort 👌 But yeah, expensive!
So quick recap , heat it up , pour in the creamer and leave it to turn for a week to break the Crystal's down?
Yep. But has to be OSR to get it silky smooth every time without using a seed
@@BlackMountainHoney ok perfect
Hi Laurence, love your channel. Do you ever make a hot honey? If so would you share the process? Keep up the great videos.
Hi Laurence just checking do you sell OSR soft set honey on your web site as I can only fine seeded soft set thanks
yes the soft set is osr
Might come across as a rant but It isn’t ! Doesn’t heating honey above 30/40 kill all good enzymes in it ? Thanks
The bees maintain the honey at 37c in the beehive
@@BlackMountainHoney damn how can I forget 😂! Good point!
Above 40 it’s killing all the good stuff
What happens if I don't put starter honey? I will only put liquid honey into the machine, it will mix for 15 minutes, and then rest for 60 minutes.
It will end up grainy 😞