Plattner Bienenhof Orange Honey is harvested from the nectar of the white blossoms of the evergreen orange bush. It smells delicately of flowers and freshly of orange and<br />also tastes like it. Plattner Bienenhof orange honey is a versatile, precious edible honey.<br /><br />On average, our honey contains approx. 17-19% water, approx. 70% simple sugars (carbohydrates in the form of glucose and fructose), approx. 2.5% sucrose, approx.<br />0.1% other sugars and approx. 8% other substances. These naturally occurring components are: Acids, lactones, mineral salts, proteins, amino acids, vitamins, colloids<br />and aromatic substances.<br /><br />Honey, with about 300 kilocalories per 100 grams, is an energy-rich natural product, quickly digestible and well and rapidly absorbed by the body.<br /><br />Honey is a living food!<br /><br />It is even said to have some interesting positive properties on the human body: sedative (calming), antiseptic (germicidal), antianemic (increases red blood cells), diuretic<br />(increases water excretion), and many more.<br /><br />The freshly harvested honey is liquid, but can crystallise over time. This process is quite natural and the crystallised honey can be liquefied again in a warm water bath (up<br />to 40° C).<br /><br />Honey is not suitable for children or babies under 12 months.<br /><br />Country of origin: Italy<br />

Pale often yellowish-golden honey, smells sweet and unobtrusive, reminiscent of vanilla in the mouth, is obtained from the nectar of the (often) white robinia flowers.<br /><br />Our Plattner Bienenhof Acacia Honey is harvested from the large (often) white flowers of the false acacia (robinia). Its mildly fine, sweetish taste is reminiscent of vanilla and<br />its smell of fresh beeswax and delicate flowers. Acacia honey is very popular with children, suitable as a sweetener and remains liquid for a long time. Our Plattner<br />Bienenhof Acacia Honey comes from natural, intact forests.<br /><br />On average, our honey contains approx. 17-19% water, approx. 70% simple sugars (carbohydrates in the form of glucose and fructose), approx. 2.5% sucrose, approx.<br />0.1% other sugars and approx. 8% other substances. These naturally occurring components are: Acids, lactones, mineral salts, proteins, amino acids, vitamins, colloids<br />and aromatic substances.<br /><br />Honey, with about 300 kilocalories per 100 grams, is an energy-rich natural product, quickly digestible and well and rapidly absorbed by the body.<br /><br />Honey is a living food!<br /><br />It is even said to have some interesting positive properties on the human body: sedative (calming), antiseptic (germicidal), antianemic (increases red blood cells), diuretic<br />(increases water excretion), and many more.<br /><br />The freshly harvested honey is liquid, but can crystallise over time. This process is quite natural and the crystallised honey can be liquefied again in a warm water bath (up<br />to 40° C).<br /><br />Honey is not suitable for children or babies under 12 months.<br /><br />Country of origin: Italy<br />

Sweet clover honey 500g<br /><br />Amber to brown honey, smells mild and typical of honey and is equally mild in taste. Obtained from the nectar of the sweet clover, a plant that is not very demanding in<br />terms of soil and climate.<br /><br />Sweet clover honey is obtained from the nectar of sweet clover, which also thrives in poor soils and dry conditions. Its colour is brown, it readily crystallises and tastes and<br />smells mildly sweet of honey, flowers or dates. Sweet clover honey is often used to make sweet Italian 'torrone'. Our sweet clover honey is a great edible honey and goes<br />well with a variety of dishes/occasions.<br /><br />The freshly harvested honey is liquid but can crystallise over time. This process is completely natural and the crystallised honey can be liquefied again in a warm water bath<br />(up to 40° C).<br /><br />Honey is not suitable for children or babies under 12 months.<br /><br />Country of origin: Italy<br />

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Amber-coloured honey, smells rather untypically of wet leaves, liquorice or dried mushrooms, tastes malty-spicy like caramel. Originates from eucalyptus trees, which are<br />very common in the Mediterranean region.<br /><br />Plattner Bienenhof Eucalyptus Honey comes from the eucalyptus trees, which are very common in the Mediterranean region, and it tastes unusually spicy-malty like<br />caramel or cappuccino. On the nose, the honey is rather atypical with notes of dried mushrooms, wet leaves and liquorice. Eucalyptus honey crystallises quickly and then<br />changes colour to beige-grey. Like the essential oils of the plant, our Plattner Bienenhof eucalyptus honey is used to treat colds and respiratory infections. It is also exciting<br />to combine eucalyptus honey with ripened cheese: sheep's milk or Parmigiano, for example.<br /><br />On average, honey contains about 17-19% water, about 70% simple sugars (carbohydrates in the form of glucose and fructose), about 2.5% sucrose, about 0.1% other<br />sugars and about 8% other substances. These naturally occurring components are: Acids, lactones, mineral salts, proteins, amino acids, vitamins, colloids and aromatic<br />substances.<br /><br />Honey, with about 300 kilocalories per 100 grams, is an energy-rich natural product, quickly digestible and well and rapidly absorbed by the body.<br /><br />Honey is a living food!<br /><br />It is even said to have some interesting positive properties on the human body: sedative (calming), antiseptic (germicidal), antianemic (increases red blood cells), diuretic<br />(increases water excretion), and many more.<br /><br />The freshly harvested honey is liquid, but can crystallise over time. This process is quite natural and the crystallised honey can be liquefied again in a warm water bath (up<br />to 40° C).<br /><br />Honey is not suitable for children or babies under 12 months.<br /><br />Country of origin: Italy<br />

Plattner Bienenhof lemon honey is harvested from the nectar of the seductively fragrant blossoms of the lemon bush. It smells delicately of flowers and freshly of citrus fruits.<br />In the mouth it tastes as flowery and fresh as it smells. Plattner Bienenhof lemon honey is a great edible honey and can be used in many ways.<br /><br />On average, our honey contains about 17-19% water, about 70% simple sugars (carbohydrates in the form of glucose and fructose), about 2.5% sucrose, about 0.1% other<br />sugars and about 8% other substances. These naturally occurring components are: Acids, lactones, mineral salts, proteins, amino acids, vitamins, colloids and aromatic<br />substances.<br /><br />Honey, with about 300 kilocalories per 100 grams, is an energy-rich natural product, quickly digestible and well and rapidly absorbed by the body.<br /><br />Honey is a living food!<br /><br />It is even said to have some interesting positive properties on the human body: sedative (calming), antiseptic (germicidal), antianemic (increases red blood cells), diuretic<br />(increases water excretion), and many more.<br /><br />The freshly harvested honey is liquid, but can crystallise over time. This process is quite natural and the crystallised honey can be liquefied again in a warm water bath (up<br />to 40° C).<br /><br />Honey is not suitable for children or babies under 12 months.<br /><br />Country of origin: Italy<br />