Description

Cranberries in Rapeseed Honey

Rapeseed honey is considered to be an ugly duckling of the honey world. It is one of the first major food sources for bees and a very important aspect to a good start of the beekeeping season. The girls tend to multiply very quickly due to high pollen content on the OSR flowers.
This honey is know to help with hey fevers in the spring as it is rich in pollen. To add it’s best to start your hey fever curation a few months in advance to allow your immune system to get used to pollen.

What I can do with Cranberries in Rapeseed Honey

There are no wrong answers here. You can have Cranberries in Rapeseed Honey in tea or other drinks that favour fruity flavours, or as I like to use it, as a alternative to icing on the cakes and muffins. Due to its creamy nature you can use it as a breakfast spread as well.
There is nothing better that a rye toast with this honey infusion.

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