Description
Coriander blossom raw honey is a golden amber colour, specific taste and mild aroma, which is levied two weeks after extraction. It’s a very rare type of honey. The nectar of coriander is highly dependent on weather conditions and usually, the plant produces it every five to six years. And even then, the production is low.
As a rule, a hive can give about 20 to 25 kilos of multi-floral honey, and only 2 kilos of coriander honey. As a result, this type of honey is rare and expensive.
Coriander Blossom Honey – Honey like no other
Coriander Blossom Honey will surprise you with its original flavour also, it’s a very rare type of honey. The nectar of coriander is highly dependent on weather conditions due to that plant produces it every five to six years that is why it is considered one of the rarest kind in the world. Coriander Honey is a golden amber colour, specific fresh taste, and mild aroma, hence its popularity.
Coriander Blossom Honey – Great ingredient.
You can use this honey in many different ways. We love it with salads and dips due to the amazing zesty flavour. It is great to make healthy lemonades for kids in the summertime and Hot Toddy for adults in winter 😉
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Alejandro –
The flavour of this honey is amazing, caramel like, its a pleasure to have it on its own, although I usually sweeten my porridge with it.
Susan (verified owner) –
This is my absolute favourite, the taste is really unique and original! I like to have it on its own or in my porridge.