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Rapeseed honey 450g Belgium Honey Shop (cream)

Rapeseed honey 450g Belgium Honey Shop (cream)

Regular price €8,76
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  • Top quality, pure and raw straight from the beekeeper
  • More than 60 types of honey, from more than 20 countries
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Product Description

Country of origin

Belgium

Meet the Beekeeper

Meet our local beekeeper from Belgium, where our Belgian honey comes from. With no less than 850 beehives, spread across various locations, he ensures a diverse range of honey types. Depending on where the bees collect their nectar, various kinds of honey are produced. The beehives from which our Rapeseed Honey originates are located in nature where an enormous amount of rapeseed flowers bloom.

Product description

Rapeseed honey is produced in various countries, including Belgium, the Netherlands, and Canada. This honey comes from the nectar of rapeseed plants (Brassica napus), which create expansive yellow fields when in bloom. The plants are known for their abundant nectar, resulting in a plentiful honey harvest.

Taste

This honey has a mild and sweet taste with subtle floral notes. It is an excellent choice for lovers of soft and delicate honey.

Texture

Rapeseed honey naturally has a creamy consistency, making it easy to spread on bread, toast, or pancakes. Rapeseed honey tends to crystallize naturally and develop a creamy texture, making it easy to spread even at lower temperatures.

    How to eat/use the honey?

    Rapeseed honey is not only delicious to enjoy on its own but can also be a wonderful addition to various recipes. Here are some inspiring ideas:

    • Rapeseed Honey Glaze: Make a flavorful glaze by mixing rapeseed honey with some lemon juice and pour it over baked chicken or grilled vegetables.
    • Rapeseed Honey Yogurt Dressing: Mix rapeseed honey with Greek yogurt, lemon juice, olive oil, and a pinch of salt and pepper for a refreshing and healthy salad dressing.
    • Rapeseed Honey Nut Bars: Combine rapeseed honey with mixed nuts, seeds, and dried fruit of your choice. Press the mixture firmly and let it set in the refrigerator for delicious and nutritious snack bars.
    • Rapeseed Honey Tea: Add a teaspoon of rapeseed honey to your favorite tea for natural sweetness and a hint of floral flavor.

    Shelf life

    Rapeseed honey is known for its long shelf life, meaning you can enjoy it for a long time if you maintain the correct storage conditions. Here are some important points to remember:

    1. Store in a cool, dry place: It is essential to store rapeseed honey in a place where the temperature is stable and does not fluctuate significantly. Preferably, store it at room temperature.

    2. Tightly sealed: Ensure the honey jar or container is tightly sealed to prevent moisture and air from entering the honey. This helps preserve its freshness.

    3. Check the expiry date: Although honey generally does not spoil, it is advisable to check the expiry date on the packaging for the best taste and quality.

    Allergen information

    Rapeseed honey is generally safe for most people to consume. However, it may contain allergens that can cause allergic reactions in some individuals. The main allergens in honey are:

    • Pollen: Honey may contain small amounts of pollen, which can be an issue for people with pollen allergies. It can lead to mild allergic reactions such as sneezing or itchy eyes.

    • Bee products: People with allergies to bee stings should be cautious about consuming honey, as it contains bee products. In rare cases, they may experience allergic reactions.

    • Other allergens: Depending on the source of the honey, other allergens may be present, such as pollen from specific plants. People with known allergies should always be cautious and check the origin of the honey.

    It is important to remember that honey is not suitable for children under one year of age due to the risk of botulism, a rare but serious condition.

    Ingredients

    100% honey

    Nutritional values

    Nutritional values per 100g
    Energy 1209KJ / 308kcal
    Fats 0g
    Of which saturated fats 0g
    Carbohydrates 75,5g
    Of which sugars: 75,5g
    Proteins 0,4g
    Salt 0,1g

    Shipping method

    • Free shipping from €55.00 in NL and €65.00 in BE.
    • Ordered on weekdays before 3 PM, delivered tomorrow. Ordered on Saturdays before 2 PM, delivered on Monday.

    Return and refund

    • You can cancel your order up to 14 days after receipt without giving any reason.
    • After cancellation, you have another 14 days to return the product.
    • Register your return via info@honingwinkel.nl.
    • We will refund the purchase amount within 14 days, as soon as the product has been returned in good order.
    • Shipping and return costs will be deducted.

    Warranty

    • Guarantee: We guarantee 100% pure honey, directly from the beekeeper.
    • Complaints: It can always happen that something doesn't go exactly as planned.
    • Contact: Please first report complaints to us via email and we will gladly resolve them: info@honingwinkel.nl

    Nutritional value

    The average nutritional value of 100% pure honey from the beekeeper (per 100 grams) is approximately as follows:

    • Energy: 300–320 kcal
    • Proteins: 0.3 g
    • Carbohydrates: 80 g
      of which sugars: 80 g
    • Fats: 0 g of which saturated: 0 g
    • Fibre: 0.2 g
    • Salt: 0 g

    Honey also contains vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin C, calcium, iron and potassium

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    About us

    Read more about the origins of Honingwinkel.nl, a close-knit family business that has had a passion for pure honey and artisanal products for generations.

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