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Creamed Honey Recipes | Four Methods

Updated: 8 hours ago

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Below are 4 different methods of making creamed honey.



If you want to know more about this amazing product, including the science behind the crystals, check out our creamed honey articles:




Stand Mixer Method



Add 1kg honey and 100g creamed honey (the seed) to mixing bowl


Mix 4 mins | lowest speed | with whisks or beaters


Pour into jars


Store in refrigerator for 7-14 days



Thermomix Method


Add 1kg honey and 100g creamed honey (the seed) to mixing bowl


Speed 1 | with whisk attachment


Stop when it turns opaque | ~ 5-10 mins (ensure your Thermomix does not overheat)


Pour into jars


Store in refrigerator for 7-14 days




Dyce Method


Heat 1kg of honey to 65°C and hold at that temperature for 15 minutes (this pasteurises the honey and melts all natural crystals). A double boiler works well here.


Strain honey through a fine mesh to remove fine impurities.


Cool quickly to 15-24°C. Slow cooling results in an inferior product.


Add 100g of creamed honey (the seed) and mix thoroughly.


Pour into jars


Store undisturbed at 12.8°C for 7-14 days




Commercial Creamer Method


Add honey plus 10% creamed honey (the seed) to creamer then insert paddle.


Mix for 48 hours or until the desired consistency is reached | 15 mins ON | 45 mins OFF


Pour into jars


Store undisturbed at 12.8°C for 7-14 days



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