• A most popular type of raw honey we sell in Irish markets
• Flower and Garden Honey is harvested by bees from a variety of plants and flowers that are blooming in the late spring. For example; dandelions, rapeseeds, apples, plums, maples, cherries, pears and many more plants and flowers that are blooming in the spring months.
• Light Yellow or Light Golden Colour
• Pleasant aroma
• 100 % raw and unprocessed honey
• The Honey comes in a jar with a lid that can be reused
• Honey crystallises over time which is a sign of pureness
• Set Honey
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• Colour ranges from Reddish Brown to almost Black
• Darkest in colour when It’s only harvested from a hive. When It starts the crystallisation process tends to become lighter in colour
• Harvested every August from buckwheat plants
• Strong taste and flavour
• Strong specific aroma
• Highest in iron and protein compared to any other type of honey
• 100% raw and unprocessed honey
• The Honey comes in a glass jar with a lid that can be reused
• Honey crystallises over time which is a sign of pureness
• Set Honey

Heathy Bee creamy spring blossom honey is soft as a cloud, bright as a spring lawn and sweet as a morning sun! Raw honey has the tendency to crystallize and harden over time. This is a natural and spontaneous process. It would be difficult to pour such honey on freshly baked morning pancakes.

However, we have a solution!

What is creamy honey?

Creamy honey is the same raw honey, but just with a much easier texture to handle on your spoon. The first thing to clarify is that creamy honey doesn’t have anything added to it and it is exactly the same honey in nutrients as raw honey.

How is creamy honey made?

After the harvest, our raw honey undergoes a specific technique where honey is whipped for a long period of time. During this process, the crystals of the raw honey are broken down and whenever the honey sets again, it does not have any crystals left just a soft creamy texture.

The creaming process takes place at low temperatures, for this reason, the nutrients and health benefits of honey are not altered by this process.