Bees 2500 years ago, having their honey taken only to have it sit in the dirt for 2.5 millennia:


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Bees 2500 years ago, having their honey taken only to have it sit in the dirt for 2.5 millennia:

Now we get to learn if honey actually goes bad
I might be misremembering, but didn't we already find older honey in Egypt?