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Kissfish Honey bee farm naturally matures. Honeycomb honey is freshly harvested from wild pure honey blocks 650g
Kissfish Honey bee farm naturally matures. Honeycomb honey is freshly harvested from wild pure honey blocks 650g
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$23.99
Key Features:
Source: The honeycomb honey is sourced from wild, naturally matured honey blocks, indicating that the bees have had ample time to fully develop the honey within the combs before harvesting. This often results in a richer, more complex flavor profile.
Freshness: Being freshly harvested means you're getting honey at its peak freshness, retaining all of its natural flavors and beneficial properties.
Purity: Since it's described as "wild pure," this suggests minimal processing and no additives, preserving the honey's natural state. This type of honey retains pollen, enzymes, and antioxidants, which are often removed during extensive processing.
Weight: At 650 grams, this is a substantial amount of honeycomb honey, providing plenty to enjoy either directly or incorporated into various dishes.
Benefits:
Flavor and Texture: Honeycomb adds an extra layer of texture and flavor to your experience. The wax cells add a subtle crunch, while the honey itself can vary greatly in taste depending on the flowers visited by the bees, offering a unique floral note.
Health Benefits: Raw honey, especially when it includes the honeycomb, is believed to offer numerous health benefits. These include antibacterial properties, potential allergy relief due to local pollen content, and antioxidant effects.
Versatility: Honeycomb honey can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. Spread it on toast, add it to cheese boards, drizzle it over yogurt or oatmeal, or use it as a natural sweetener in beverages. It also makes a beautiful presentation for gifts.
Storage Tips:
Preservation: To keep your honeycomb honey fresh, store it at room temperature in a sealed container. Honey does not need to be refrigerated; in fact, cooler temperatures can cause it to crystallize more quickly.
Crystallization: If your honey begins to crystallize, which is a natural process, gently warm it in a bowl of warm water to return it to its liquid state.