Honey Never Spoils

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3000-year-old honey found in Egyptian pyramids was still edible. Secret: low moisture and acidity.

Jars of 3000-year-old honey were found in Egyptian tombs - still edible. The secret to honey"s immortality: Very low moisture (17-18%), acidic pH (3-4.5), and natural hydrogen peroxide content. Ancient Egyptians used honey for wound treatment and mummification. They had discovered its antibiotic properties. Source: Journal of Food Science

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