Days after purple honey, this image of green honey has netizens in awe

Honey is widely known as the golden or brown colored liquid produced by bees. This natural ingredient has been consumed since time immemorial and its variants are well documented. However, it seems that the public has yet to discover some form of Honey, A few days ago a picture of a purple honey jar from North Carolina went viral. People couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the common golden syrup In this deep shadow Today, another strange variant of honey is grabbing attention online. In a recent post on Reddit, a user uploaded a picture of a green honeysuckle.
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Users are also looking confused about how this can happen. In the caption he wrote, “Anyone familiar with green honey? My dad’s bees make green honey (FL) and we don’t know what they mixed in.” We separate a spoonful of honey from the rest of the jar and see. The image is fuzzy, although the green color is definitely visible. See original post here:

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In the comments, the same user claimed, “I’ve had it and it tastes good, it definitely has a different taste, not like any other honey I’ve ever had.” Other users were quick to supply their own theories behind this strange syrup. The post has garnered 4.3K comments so far, and a lot of speculation. Unlike purple honey (whose existence was still known in some circles), green honey seems like a novelty. Here’s what some other Reddit users answered:
“Seriously, if these bees would stop getting this much avocado toast, they might be able to leave the hive and make a life on their own.”
“Quick Google search says purple loosestrife can do this and would be safe to consume. Plus a random reference to a blog post where someone found green honey, ate it, and though got severe stomach cramps. And a Some French bees near the M&M factory got into the discards and once produced Green Honey.”
“Get it tested by a lab. It would be interesting to know what it was.”
“While it may be from an artificial source, there are many natural sources that can produce green honey. The honey can be yellow/golden/orange/brown/green in color.”
“Any candy or colored sweetener-using companies around you? Maraschino cherry juice, cotton candy, jelly beans, etc. are supposed to have stuff with dyes in them, if bees can find them and use them in their “nectar.” ” (is it technically honey too, isn’t it nectar?), the color of the beekeeping product can change.”

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About Toshita SawhneyToshita is inspired by the play of words, wanderlust, awe and alliteration. When she’s not blissfully thinking about her next meal, she enjoys reading novels and walking around town.