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This durability is thanks to the unique features of honey: it is low in water and high in sugar, so bacteria cannot grow on it.
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Honey also contains small amounts of hydrogen peroxide, which inhibits growth of microbes. This is partly why bees produce it for the young in their hives ¨C it is both food and protection.
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Processing honey also helps as the sugars in honey are hygroscopic and tend to draw in atmospheric water, which is not ideal. However, during
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