Relish the goodness of Pure, Raw, and Real Honey from thorny shrubs grown on the barren lands of Kutch and Saurashtra. This medicinal honey nectar is collected majorly from the “Gando Baval tree” by dwarf honey bees of this area.
The antioxidants, phytonutrients, and live enzymes present in this wild honey acts as a natural energy booster. The antibacterial and antiviral properties help to boost the immune system and fight sickness.
Our Honey is completely raw and undiluted – in a form that is exactly how nature intended it to be. No chemicals are used on the plants or hives. It is never exposed to heat, just strained to remove massive chunks of beeswax. It is cruelty-free since no bees are killed in the process of obtaining it.
Fat-Free, Cholesterol Free, Sodium Free, and Cruelty-free Nature’s Sweet Nectar is bottled in a premium food-grade container to maintain its beneficial propolis till it reaches you!
What’s more!!
Stir/Drizzle/Mix/Spread or Have it directly from the Jar. Because you just need a spoonful of Honey to start your healthy day.
Please Note!!
Honey may solidify in cold conditions. When it does, keep it in warm water.
Real Honey has some bitter taste to ensure its medicinal properties
TEST OUR HONEY
Test 1: Using water
- Pour water into a glass.
- Spoon out a tablespoon of honey from the honey jar, you want to test.
- Place the spoon in the glass of water.
- Gently shake the glass.
Result: If the honey starts to dissolve and mix with the water, it’s not pure and some amount of water has been added to it. But if the honey forms a small lump and sinks to the bottom of the glass, it is pure in quality.
Test 2: Using methylated spirit/denatured alcohol
- Mix equal parts of honey and equal parts of spirit in a glass.
Result: If the honey forms a lump and sinks, it is pure. But if it is adulterated, it will dissolve in the spirit and turn it milky white.
Test 3: Using fire
- You will need a candle with a cotton wick.
- Dip the wick into a small amount of honey.
- Allow the excess honey to drip off.
- Now light a match and hold it to the wick.
Result: If the candle wick burns, the honey is pure. But if it fails to burn, water has been added to the honey.
Test 4: Using paper
- Use a blotting paper or a white cloth.
- Drop a few drops of honey on the paper/cloth.
Result: If the honey is pure, it will remain solid on paper. Impure honey will be absorbed by the paper. With the cloth, try washing off the honey. If it does not stain, it is pure.
Test 5: Testing the swirl of honey
- Dip a honey dipper or spoon into some honey.
- Hold the dipper above a plate and pour the honey.
- Watch how the honey falls.
Result: As it falls, pure honey will flow from the spoon in a clockwise direction. It will do so very slowly. You flick the spoon upwards and the flow will slowly stop. A layered step formation of honey is formed on the plate. If adulterated, the honey will flow rapidly and smoothly and will pool on the plate.
Benefits
- Rich in antioxidants
- Boosts immunity
- Helps in digestion
- Improves good cholesterol
- Lowers blood pressure
- Heals cuts and burns
Descriptive Icons
- Raw
- Unfiltered
- Unpasteurized
- Unprocessed
- Contains live enzymes and yeasts
- Bee pollen extracts
- Single-origin
- No cruelty
- HFCS free