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Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA
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Pure Raw Natural Unpasteurised Unfiltered Unheated Forest Wildflower Honey 1kg (Pack of 2) £18.05 w/15% S&S - Comfort_Care2 FBA

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Lithuanian honey, from the pristine Baltic meadows, is a natural treasure. Renowned for its rich flavours and purity, it embodies Lithuania's deep beekeeping heritage and commitment to sustainability, offering a unique taste of the unspoiled landscape in every jar.
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  • 🐝COUNTRYSIDE ORIGIN | We are Very Proud of our 100% natural pure raw and naturally tasting honey from the beautiful countryside.
  • 🐝NATURAL PRODUCT | Unpasteurized, unblended, unprocessed and unfiltered, 100% natural product with no preservatives or added sugar perfect for people trying to eat fewer sweets or for kids that consume too many sweets.
  • 🐝 HEAVENLY TASTE | This honey is our pride when it comes to the taste. Rich with wildflower aroma and sweetness. Woodland flowers give a delicate flavour that is hard to resist
  • 🐝CRYSTALLISATION | Every honey lover knows that real honey naturally crystallizes and our honey forms a firm, fondant-like texture composed of fine crystals but still remains spreadable.
  • 🐝WE CARE | To maintain a cruelty-free, sustainable, and ethically responsible approach we only ever harvest excess honey from our hives. Our Beekeepers display real love, care and attention to every detail and insist on using only traditional, environment-friendly methods.

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  1. Toon_army's avatar
    If you're a honey fan Cotsco have the Manuka 263mgo for £12
    horizon-in's avatar
    Yeh, bought it last week, excellent deal for Mauka honey
  2. Hurgz1976's avatar
    Me and my family sell Raw honey and I can tell you that 99% of honey out there must be heated to some degree as per regulations. Where some producers differ is to what temperature the honey is heated. Our honey is heated to around 30° and is delivered from our supplier in Portugal.
    You can taste the bees bum! Lovely stuff. (edited)
    Hootwo's avatar
    Small scale honey producer here. The only heat-related regs I am aware of are that honey should not have been heated in such a way that the natural enzymes have been either destroyed or significantly inactivated.
    Ours is always cold extracted. Where is the need for heat?
  3. artform's avatar
    In Lithuania 1 kg natural honey costs €5, it's really good for health and very delicious. Can't compare with any supermarket. I've replaced sugar with natural honey, I use it for my Matcha latte every day. Can't live without it
    and no more Chinese honey and sugar from supermarkets.
    Also, you can google it the benefits of NATURAL honey
    It's fantastic (edited)
    Paperinik's avatar
    Honey is sugar and it's metabolised exactly the same way as sugar. Some honey like Hanuka honey have mild anti-inflammatory benefits but people that believe that honey is the angel and sugar is the devil are kidding themselves
  4. Master_Yoda's avatar
    Read the 1 star reviews...
    blahblahblah1234's avatar
  5. RomanTrabant's avatar
    Raw natural unpasteurised?! I have known many beekeepers and every honey was like this. Why would you pasteurise a honey?!
    coony's avatar
    A lot of supermarket and brand name honey is pasteurised. Same stuff that's likely got a high proportion of Chinese sugar syrup in.

    Having said that, reading the reviews this honey doesn't sound great (edited)
  6. sross1's avatar
    If either of the Jars arrived smashed, you will NOT get a refund from Amazon unless the leakage is clearly visible on the photo they take of their Box at your front door.
    ibblackberry1's avatar
    Ive never had any sort of issue getting any refunds from Amazon for a variety of reasons.
  7. steeeeeeve's avatar
    100% cheap Chinese sugar
    supersue's avatar
    Prove your allegation if you want to negate the deal
  8. angleseyman's avatar
    Why not support British Honey ? 🇬🇧 this comes from Lithuania
  9. Rosebud99's avatar
    The best honey is always local.
    Hurgz1976's avatar
    Definitely isn't.
  10. supersue's avatar
    Excellent deal, thanks Vadim - heat
  11. Megallazido's avatar
    I have no problem with "Pure Raw" or "Natural" or "Unpasteurised" or "Unfiltered" or "Unheated."

    But they lost me at "Forest Wildflower."

    They are taking the "____"
    imransaleh96's avatar
    Sorry I don't get it can you explain lol
  12. thatscheap's avatar
    My dad sells local honey from hives in the garden at about £6 / lb. All my friends who live locally, with hay-fever swear by it to reduce the effects. You have to have to honey from hives within a few miles to get the natural benefits ( same pollen )

    Honey has natural antibodies, so I don't get the pasteurisation/or any harmful preventative measures.
    anthony.moran's avatar
    I've heard this before, tho I can't confirm it as I don't suffer from hay fever, I think there might be something to it.
  13. Rosebud99's avatar
    All the latest reviews are 1 star. 5 star ones look fake.
    Kornelius's avatar
    Paid by Rowse
  14. solov6's avatar
  15. candyman86's avatar
    Worked out as £15.94 for me, thanks OP
  16. Starkiwi26's avatar
    thanks for this great deal
  17. MonkeyG0D's avatar
    Contact your local beekeeper, you can find them through a simple Google search or try finding your local beekeeping group. It is far better to buy from these people than commercial producers which feed their bees on sugar syrup or simply water down the product with syrup. Yes it will cost you ~£6 a jar but it's far far better for the bees, your community and you get a far better product out of it. Think of it like buying a bottle of wine, you wouldn't buy the cheapest available (or perhaps you would) because it's crap.
    Paperinik's avatar
    If they water down honey with syrup it's not a quality issue it's a criminal offense, so if one knows producers that do do he should report them to the police
  18. gari189's avatar
    Honey is removed from the frames by spinning and is filtered to remove wax and other debris - don't know how they can claim its's unfiltered. Most local beekeepers will sell honey for about £6 to £8 for a lb jar (edited)
    coony's avatar
    Looking at some of the reviews it seems it's pretty low grade stuff with debris left in
  19. Megallazido's avatar
    Because of this damn website, I recently tried "intense" maple syrup for the first time. Oh wow. Forget honey, sugar, etc.
  20. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    £27.99 now
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