Sadowski’s Apiaries Honey with quince – 430 g

Sadowski’s Honey with Quince Apiary is a multi-flower nectar honey with the addition of 2% freeze-dried Polish quince, i.e. the sweetness of the honey broken by the acidity of the quince fruit. Perfect for fans of non-obvious flavors!

The quince honey was created as part of the Protect the Bees project – part of the proceeds from its sale will be used to sow flower meadows or plant honey trees.

Sadowski’s Honey with Quince Apiary is a limited edition – their quantity is limited. The illustrations for the Protect the Bees honey series were created in collaboration with designer Joanna Wojtowicz.

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Properties of honey with quince from Sadowski’s:

• Multi-flower honey is the power of valuable components – in terms of chemical composition it is characterized by a great diversity
• is especially recommended for diseases of the upper respiratory system, including those caused by allergies (atopic asthma, hay fever)
• Multi-flower honey contains a large amount of easily digestible simple sugars. Glucose and fructose are naturally occurring sugars, so pure, natural energy for the body!
• The addition of quince fruit means that the contents of the jar got an extra boost of vitamin C, which quince has plenty of
• Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that strengthens the body’s immunity
• in the freeze-drying process, quince fruit retains all the nutritional value of fresh fruit
• Quince has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiviral effects. It also contains pectin (which is a water-soluble dietary fiber)

How to use quince honey from Orchard Apiaries:

Honey with quince is the perfect balance between the sweetness of the honey and the acidity of the quince fruit. Fans of our honey with lemon, honey with currant or honey with sea buckthorn will like it. Add it to warm tea (under 40 degrees Celsius) for a warming autumn immune infusion. Add to sandwiches, as a topping for ice cream or eat by the spoonful. It also tastes great as an ingredient in lemonades – both cold and hot.

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.