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Smart uses for crystalliz­ed honey

- In tea: In a breakfast bowl: On toast: For baking: As an exfoliant: Real Simple

If you like honey in your tea, you’ll also like crystalliz­ed honey. Crystalliz­ation has no effect on taste—except that it slightly enriches it.

When you top your oatmeal or yogurt with crystalliz­ed honey, it adds “an addictive crunch.”

Crystalliz­ed honey is easier to spread on toast because it doesn’t drip everywhere. Combine it with goat cheese and cut fruit for a “mess-free” sweet-andsavory snack.

Short on sugar? Crystalliz­ed honey is a fine substitute when you adjust for its sweetness, using roughly 75 percent of the volume that’s called for.

The slightly coarse texture of crystalliz­ed honey makes it effective as a scrub for your scalp, face, and body. And honey is a humectant, “which means it helps lock in moisture.”

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