Whole30 Honey: Can I Have Honey on Whole30?

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Can you have honey on Whole30? No, absolutely not!

The Whole30 program bans sugars and sweeteners of any kind.

This is one of the biggest differences between paleo and Whole30. Paleo bans artificial sweeteners and added sugar, but allows natural sweeteners like honey and maple syrup.

However, on Whole30, even natural sweeteners like honey and maple syrup are not allowed.

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Meg Mars
Meg is a writer who is passionate about healthy eating. From Whole30 and South Beach Diet, to paleo and intermittent fasting, she's experimented with several healthy eating regiments and is passionate about helping readers find the perfect food plan match for their lifestyles.

3 thoughts on “Whole30 Honey: Can I Have Honey on Whole30?”

  1. I’d like to understand the basis/rational behind honey being non-compliant. If natural sugar in fruit and limited amounts of juices, why would honey, being very healthy, be restricted? Thank you!!

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