Raw Honey with Bee Pollen Propolis Pure Unpasteurised Polish 1150g

Beautiful natural fragrance, ideal for sportspeople and more! Honey with bee pollen and propolis is a rich, natural bee product. It has the strengths of multi-flower honey, pollen and propolis, also known as bee putty. The jar containing the trio of goodness from the bees combines the best of the hive and smells and tastes like it too! Properties of honey with pollen and propolis 94% multi-flower honey 5% ground bee pollen 1% ground propolis taste of multi-flower honey colour of honey with added propolis may vary from light yellow to light brown unique combination of nutritional values contains easily digestible monosaccharides and a high proportion of protein - ideal for athletes What did multiflower honey gain when pollen and propolis were added? A delicious taste and bee power! I

• RAW, UNFILTERED, UNHEATED - This honey with pollen and propolis is extracted cold and bottled without pasteurisation or heat treatment. Natural enzymes, pollen and nutrients remain exactly as the bees left them.
• PURE POLISH ORIGIN - Produced by Polish beekeepers in regions with low industrial activity and diverse wildflower meadows. Enriched with naturally occurring bee pollen and propolis for extra complexity. Country of origin clearly labelled on ever
• NO ADDITIVES, NO BLENDING - 100% single-origin honey with nothing added and nothing removed. No glucose syrup, no flavourings, no artificial anything. Just honey as nature intended.
• NATURALLY CRYSTALLISES OVER TIME - Raw honey will crystallise - that is a sign of quality, not a defect. Gently warm the jar in a bowl of warm water to restore a smooth texture without destroying nutrients.
• UK FOOD STANDARDS COMPLIANT - Produced under HACCP-certified conditions and imported under full UK food safety regulations. Best before date, lot mark and country of origin clearly stated on each jar.

Country of Origin: Poland | Produced by: Sadowski Bee Gardens

All products comply with UK Food Information Regulations 2014 and The Honey (England) Regulations 2015.