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LINDEN HONEYDEW HONEY
£17.50
A full bodied, rare type of raw honey with an intense aromatic flavour.
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Product Description
A high viscosity honey that is a rare combination of floral linden honey and honeydew honey crafted by bees. This pairing creates a highly aromatic flavour with floral and woody notes.
Enjoy yours with
Strong cheese, yogurt and in vinaigrettes.
Nutritional information
This honey is known for its high antioxidant properties and is rich in a wide variety of vitamins and minerals due to the combination of floral honey and honeydew honey.
Health benefits
It contains complex sugars that have proven to be beneficial for probiotic production, it is high in antibacterial properties, and is a fantastic immunity and vitality booster.
Our promise
We harvest our Linden Honeydew Honey ethically and consciously from colonies of happy bees that our family has been nurturing for over four generations. Our is unprocessed with no artificial ingredients or preservatives.
Weight: 500g
Storage: Store in a dark, cool dry place. For ‘best before end’ see label.
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Customer Questions About Raw Honey
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Is all honey the same?Answered by Marek: Every honey is different because bees choose flowers they like most or those which are the closest. To be able to have Honeydew honey for example, we move the beehives into forests where it's easiest for the bees to harvest the honeydew. We provide the honey as it is and as the bees produced it. That's why our Honeydew honey has a woody aroma!
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Do you use a sugar substitute when taking the honey out of your hives?Answered by Marek: Besides feeding, bees use the honey as a temperature stabiliser. Hence most of the frames with brood have honey surrounding the brood to protect it from temperature drops at nights. We obviously can't take brood frames out and we also keep at least one frame with honey each side of the brood frames. That way brood is protected and our bees have more than enough honey for their own needs.
Raw Honey Top Tips
Tip 1: To preserve the enzymes of our raw, natural Honey in cooking keep it below 45 degrees Celsius.
Tip 2: Crystallisation is a natural process honey and it does not affect the quality. Simply heat the jar in Bain Marie, stir and repeat 2-3 times.
Tip 3: Always try to use a dry spoon in honey, it reduces the speed at which fermentation occurs.
The bees
We love our bees, they’re part of the family! Our farming practices ensure that our bees have more than enough bee pollen and honey available to thrive in the hive.
After all happy bees = happy beekeepers = happy customers!
