Sadowski’s Apiaries Honey with orange and cloves 430g

Sadowski’s Apiaries Honey with orange and cloves 430g perfect for colder days.

To the creamy multi-flower honey, we added 3% freeze-dried orange and a little, or 0.5%, ground cloves. We got a unique aroma, delightful taste and color and above all – exceptional health-promoting properties! Thanks to the freeze-drying process, the orange fruit retained its nutritional value and, together with the cloves, enriched the multi-flower honey with new powers.

Sadowski’s Apiaries Honey with Orange and Cloves 430g is most preferably added to warm tea, water or mulled wine 😉 It tastes great as a morning drink – mix 1 tablespoon of honey with orange and cloves with lukewarm water and leave it overnight, and in the morning stir and drink with taste. It will also work well as a topping for pancakes, on sandwiches or as an ingredient in baked goods.

Ingredients: multifloral nectar honey 96.5%, freeze-dried orange 3%, cloves 0.5%

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Properties of honey with orange and cloves from Orchard Apiaries:

• Regular consumption of multifloral honey strengthens immunity
• Multi-flower honey is a source of easily digestible simple sugars (glucose and fructose) – this is valuable energy for the heart muscle in heart disease and vascular disease
• Multi-flower honey relieves bothersome symptoms of allergic diseases of the respiratory tract
• The orange fruit is a source of vitamin C, beta-carotene and B vitamins (including folic acid), as well as fiber and flavonoids, which enhance the effects of vitamin C. C
• Orange is a rich source of potassium, which is responsible for regulating blood pressure and heart rhythm
• The essential oils contained in oranges have a calming, relaxing effect. The smell of orange improves the mood!
• Cloves add a unique spicy aroma

Natural bee honey undergoes crystallization. Honey can crystallize from a few days to a year depending on the species. You can return it to liquid form by heating it to 40 degrees Celcius. On a daily basis, however, protect it from sunlight and do not store it at temperatures higher than 18 degrees Celsius.

If you buy a larger supply of honey, store it in a cool and dark place, such as a cellar or pantry.