How does honey, being so high in sugar, have antibacterial properties?

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A lump full of sugar sounds like bacterial heaven to me.

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Because, sugar is way too concentrated for bacteria to grow, they would dehydrate trying to grow in honey. Honey is also somewhat acidic, making it even more difficult for them.

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