HOW TO IDENTIFY PURE HONEY VS FAKE HONEY (LAB-TESTED GUIDE) Presented by Ezee Honey
READ THE LABEL CAREFULLY Check the ingredient list, not just “100% Pure.” “Honey” alone is a good sign, while “honey blend,” “invert sugar,” or “glucose syrup” may indicate adulteration. Look for “raw,” “unfiltered,” “cold-extracted,” or “unpasteurized” as quality indicators. Make it look simple and clean
LOOK FOR FSSAI AND QUALITY CERTIFICATIONS In India, an FSSAI license number is the baseline. Beyond that, look for testing certifications the brand mentions, like NMR testing (more below). Confident brands say so clearly, not vaguely.
CHOOSE TRUSTED, LAB-TESTED BRANDS The real shortcut is to choose a brand that’s open about sourcing and testing, which has less reason to hide anything. It’s better to buy from a smaller brand that’s transparent than a big name that just says “pure” and stops there.
WATER TEST The real shortcut is to choose a brand that’s open about sourcing and testing, which has less reason to hide anything. It’s better to buy from a smaller brand that’s transparent than a big name that just says “pure” and stops there.
THUMB TEST Put a small drop on your thumb. Pure honey holds its shape instead of spreading or dripping, thanks to its thickness. As for fake honey, it’ll start to spread. This is also one of the negatives to consider when you’re considering a product on the shelf.
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