So, I find that the people who buy comb honey go back down south after labor day. If I put all my comb honey in a deep freeze will it stay good for 6 months? I would of course put in in a plastic bag first.
Any thought?
So, I find that the people who buy comb honey go back down south after labor day. If I put all my comb honey in a deep freeze will it stay good for 6 months? I would of course put in in a plastic bag first.
Any thought?
that'll work fine
"Wine is a constant proof that God loves us and loves to see us happy" Ben Franklin
yes we have done it and it worked well.
YES it will, vey good results
I buy miniframe comb honey from a friend of mine. It comes in clamshell deli tray containers, 5 to a bag. I store them in the corner of my livingroom, the plastic grocery bags full of comb honey all in cardboard boxes. Very little shrinkage.
Mark Berninghausen
www.uucantonny.org, "Support Our Troops" Quit Complaining and Fix It
I store the whole super in the deep freeze in the basement. I could probably save room by cutting and packing it first. When I need it, I pull it out and set it to warm up to room temp. I also built a little closet with a dehumidifier to store supers at a warm (80 degree) low humidity environment.
Any super coming into the basement goes into the deep freeze first, even it is due for the farmer's market the next week.
Grant
Jackson, MO
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