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Himachali Brown Raw Honey

A spoonful of Himachal, raw brown honey with rich flavour and natural sweetness.

From Himalayan blooms comes honey with a character of its own.
Raw and unfiltered, it retains naturally occurring pollen and the flavour of its harvest.
Drizzle over breakfast, stir into tea or enjoy a little sweetness by the spoon.

 Key Benefits

  • Natural Energy
  • Antioxidant Compounds
  • Raw & Unfiltered
  • Natural Energy
  • Antioxidant Compounds
  • Raw & Unfiltered
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FROM HIMALAYAN BLOOMS TO YOUR SPOON

Brown Honey

Natural Energy

Naturally occurring carbohydrates provide energy.

Flower Nectar

Made by bees from nectar collected from Himalayan flowers.

Raw & Unfiltered

Retains naturally occurring pollen and the character of its harvest.
Brown Honey

Ethical Beekeeping

Harvested using ethical beekeeping practices.

Antioxidant Compounds

Contains plant-derived phenolics and flavonoids.

Natural Sweetness

Adds flavour and sweetness to tea, breakfast bowls and everyday meals.

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Can I have this honey every day?
You can enjoy it in small amounts as part of your diet. Drizzle it over breakfast or use it to sweeten drinks. Honey still contributes to your daily sugar intake.
Can I mix it with warm water or lemon water?
Yes. Stir it into comfortably warm water, with or without lemon. It adds sweetness but isn’t a weight-loss remedy.
Which flowers does this honey come from?
It is multifloral honey, made by bees collecting nectar from different Himalayan flowers. It isn’t sourced from one specific flower.
Why is the honey darker than other varieties?
Honey’s colour varies with the flowers the bees visit and the season of harvest. A darker colour alone doesn’t mean honey is purer or more nutritious.
My honey has become thick or formed crystals. Is it spoiled?
Crystallisation is a natural change that can happen in honey. To soften it, place the closed jar in warm water and stir once it loosens.
Can someone with diabetes use it instead of sugar?
Honey also raises blood sugar. If you have diabetes, follow your doctor’s or dietitian’s advice on whether and how much to include.
Can I give it to my child?
Do not give honey to babies under 12 months. For older children, use small amounts and account for it as added sugar.