Honey has extraordinary longevity and archaeologists have found ancient honey in Egyptian tombs, but the claim that honey "never spoils" is an exaggeration as it can degrade under certain conditions.

“Honey never spoils — archaeologists have found edible honey in ancient Egyptian tombs.”

1. [1] Why Honey Never Goes Bad - Smithsonian Magazinerel 85%
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   “Scientists have found that honey's chemical composition, low moisture content, and acidic pH create an environment where bacteria and spoilage cannot survive.”

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2. [2] Does Honey Ever Go Bad? - Britannicarel 90%
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   “Honey's long shelf life is due to its low moisture content, acidic pH, and hydrogen peroxide content, which together create an environment where few microorganisms can survive.”

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3. [3] Tutankhamun - Wikipediarel 90%
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   “Among the items found in the tomb were containers of honey, still edible after over 3,000 years.”

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4. [4] Honey - Wikipediarel 95%
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   “Honey is a sweet, viscous food substance made by honey bees... It is low in moisture content (typically 18-20%) and has a highly acidic pH (3.4-6.1), which makes it unfavorable for bacteria...”

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