Honey Extraction The Crush And Strain Method

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[@simplifygardening]

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[@meehan302]

Wonderful Tony to see your honey in Jars. The honey look very good. You should be proud of your effords ,

[@grumpy_poo]

My friend who is a bee keeper had about 2 hundred of those frames in his living room and an enormous extraction machine in his dining room plus the bottling area... trying to keep up with the hive production.. He has hives scattered throughout Liverpool and the honey produced has 4 distinct colours and flavours depending on the areas the hives are and the flowers the bees have been visiting... I got some comb honey from him last week.. It is so delicious... What started out as a hobby, years ago is now 60 hours a week work.. but he is so happy..

[@LSUTigerMom]

Great video. I am going to try this crush method for the wax cappings that came off my frames. Thank you from America

[@midshipsjsr]

Thanks for this. Our first season and extracted almost 20 lbs from a super today. 2 more still to go. Really helpful video.

[@BillsCountrysideAdventures]

You are inspiring me to do this as my next big thing :) Thanks Tony :)

[@TheSamba37]

An old cheesecloth can also be used for the straining. I also find that a paint scraper works a bit better than a spoon for cutting the comb from the frames.

[@terrykingsallotmentgardening]

Very interesting, thankyou Tony.

[@rdkitchengarden4359]

I don't know much about bees but this was very informative. Thanks guys

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

loved to see this method :)

[@Allottedaaron]

It really is amazing to see how the different flowers create different colours in the honey. Is there a huge difference in the taste as well, and do you have a favourite? Would love to know. Great video as always mate. All the best.

[@tinaoneill2397]

Taste yummy

[@AllotmentUpcycling]

That was my favourite time of year, but sadly our bees died in the winter, all 3 colonies. When we harvested ours, we used a clear storage box that had been steam sterilized, so much easier than a bowl.

[@notthenutter]

Interesting. Is there any difference in flavour between the two different coloured honeys?

[@noahriding5780]

If you heat the honey while crush and straining it, will this ruin the honey?

[@AllotmentDiggers]

I had a message from are bee keepers saying there are only 14 jars of honey left, if anyone requires any, first come first served, That was yesterday, There all gone now lol...Each jar cost £5 the money is plugged straight back into the bee to acquire more hives, Interesting to see how you extracted the honey, what will you do with the wax? Tony

[@davesallotmentdiary3945]

oh my me and my little girl watched this and was mesmorized by all that honey spilling out the frame. amazing. roughly how much honey does each hive produce?

[@grumpy_poo]

Oh for a piece of home made bread to wipe around that bowl!