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Uniquely Montanan-
Mountainside Botanicals products are registered under the Made In Montana program, and founded by native Montanan.
The Made In Montana program is a government devision set forth to help local products in Montana get recognition through certification and display on the Montana state website. To learn more, click here.
Did you Know-
- The use of honey is well-documented in ancient civilizations, with evidence from ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and Chinese texts. These cultures valued honey not only as a sweetener but also for its medicinal and symbolic significance.
- Honey is practically immortal! Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible. Its natural composition, low water content, and acidic pH create an environment that resists spoilage and bacterial growth.
- In your kitchen, honey might crystallize over time, turning from liquid to a more granulated or solid state. This doesn’t mean it’s gone bad; in fact, you can simply warm it up to return it to its liquid form.
- So, as long as you store honey properly—sealed tightly, away from moisture, and at room temperature—it can last indefinitely. It’s like the timeless wonder of the culinary world!
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