I'm thinking tiny air bubbles/foam. The white appears at all the surfaces that would impead or collect upward progress. Wax and or foam would want to do this. If the bear is feeling pressurized you've got bacterial/yeast growth (moistures content too high), otherwise, warm it up and the bubbles should disipate.
Honey? What the heck is this???
So, I refilled our honey bear this evening. There was probably an inch of honey still in the bottom. An hour after I filled it up, I looked at the bear and
"what the heck?" The top half of the honey in the bear looks white as if it's full of air bubbles. I've never seen this. Any ideas as to what this is? The honey tastes fine as far as I can tell.
Here's a photo of the jar that it came from next to the bear. You can see the honey is relatively dark. Meanwhile the honey bear looks white-ish.
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"what the heck?" The top half of the honey in the bear looks white as if it's full of air bubbles. I've never seen this. Any ideas as to what this is? The honey tastes fine as far as I can tell.
Here's a photo of the jar that it came from next to the bear. You can see the honey is relatively dark. Meanwhile the honey bear looks white-ish.
