This honey is harvested from the remote native forests of New Zealand. New Zealand native tress create some of the best tasting honey in the world. We have lightly creamed this honey by gently stirring it to give it a smooth texture that has been enjoyed by families all over the world for years. Enjoy on toast, cereal, porridge, in smoothies if drizzle on your favourite ice-cream.
• All natural 100% honey
• Gently creamed
And that's why I don't touch NZ made stuff.
Same, NZ isn't to be trusted as it's a gateway for china…
Every lie is half-truth & vice versa.
Now we know it's 1/2 from the remote native forests of New Zealand.
We have lightly creamed this honey
I'll pass thanks.
• Gently creamed
😂😂
Time to make some mead.
Their website suggests that this is 100% native NZ honey and not some abomination like Capilano and its sub brands peddle.
Yeah, well… Capilano claimed the same… so I buy locally. Costs more, but at least I know the bees didn't come as illegal migrants.
From Aboriginal (non-illegal) bees?
I buy mine from a local supplier, all locally sourced, no additives and only $15 for 1.5kg, it's great value. I suggest you seek out a local supplier in your area and support them where possible.
I got given a tub of natural honey and it's a PITA to deal with - crystalizes at the drop of a hat and won't reliquify easily like store-bought honey. The only way it's usable is by putting a few tablespoons at a time in 5 mls of water and microwaving it.
Looks like it's heat treated so you don't get antibacterial components and the beneficial enzymes in it.
Would only buy raw and unfiltered honey.
Would only buy raw and unfiltered honey.
teach me , where to start
Are you sure?
Under NZ labelling laws, some of this might be imported and they don't need to tell you….