Why Does My Honey Keep Crystallizing?
Crystallization of honey occurs when the glucose in honey separates from the water and forms crystals. The presence of pollen, tiny air bubbles, and other impurities in honey can act as nuclei for the formation of crystals. The temperature and humidity also play a role in the crystallization process. Some types of honey crystallize faster than others due to their high glucose content. However, crystallization does not affect the quality of honey and can be easily reversed by warming the honey or placing the jar in warm water.