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Honey never spoils — archaeologists have tasted 3,000-year-old honey.

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The claim as people say it

"Honey never spoils — archaeologists have tasted 3,000-year-old honey."

Common search: "does honey ever expire" · evergreen fact

What the evidence shows

Honey's low water content, acidity, and hydrogen peroxide make it hostile to microbes; sealed Egyptian honey was found edible.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it true that honey never spoils — archaeologists have tasted 3,000-year-old honey?

Supported. Honey's low water content, acidity, and hydrogen peroxide make it hostile to microbes; sealed Egyptian honey was found edible.

Why do people search for this?

People commonly search "does honey ever expire". Verfiai lists it as: evergreen fact.

How was this verdict reached?

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