What Is Tupelo Honey?

Tupelo honey is a sticky, viscous substance derived from the Nyssa ogeche tree. In cooking, Tupelo honey is sometimes used as a sweetner or sugar substitute. Does this Spark an idea?

  1. Appearance

    • Tupelo honey is a thick, golden or amber colored substance. The honey is thick and sticky and is typically sold by the jar.

    Geography

    • The Nyssa ogeche tree is native to wetland regions in the states of Georgia and Florida.

    Features

    • Because it contains a large amount of fructose or sugars, true Tupelo honey does not become crystalized or turn into a solid.

    Benefits

    • Because it does not contain very much sucrose, some dietitians recommend Tupelo honey as a sweetner for diabetics.

    Famous Ties

    • Tupelo honey is also the name of an album and famous song by the Irish singer Van Morrison.

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