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Thank you for the great answers! I felt weird asking my Dad's friend about the bits especially since there are probably only about 3 bits in there and my Dad would probably get very upset if I "doubted" his work.

I bought powdered honey, but over time (even tightly sealed) it turned hard as a rock. Regular honey is easier.

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I haven't used powdered honey (I usually have a 100 lbs or more of the regular stuff around!), but my guess is that it would have to be in an air tight container, just like brown sugar, to keep it from hardening. Honey is hygroscopic, so powdered honey probably is, too, and any available moisture will be sucked up. probably should be sealed in a plastic bag, with air removed as well as possible, and maybe even kept in the freezer.

But that's just a guess.

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are we allowed to link to site that aren't brambleberry if they do not offer something someone is asking for? 'Cause I found powdered honey here: http://www.organic-creations.com/servlet/Categories