It is all the goodness nature has to offer in one jar. The perfect reward for getting out of bed on a gloomy morning. It will keep you warm throughout winter rains and cold and will make your latte spiced and aromatic. It is a great alternative to white sugar and a source of all the goodness nature has to offer. This raw, 100% UK Borage honey blend is from the heart of the UK countryside Supporting British farming & British bees - Suitable for vegetarians Turmeric infused honey is the most effective nutritional substance in existence. It is an adaptogen that regulates the immune and endocrin. Borage is Produced by bees foraging predominantly on one, specific crop - in this case Borage. This honey is rich in colour and has a lovely taste from the Organic Turmeric. This is RAW honey. Raw honey is the least processed and probably has the most antioxidants. Borage produces individual bright blue flowers, often called the “star flower” because of their shape, and honeybees adore them. This single source honey is quite special; runny and with a distinctive light, floral tone. This raw, unfiletered honey has been infused with turmeric to give a delicate flavour, perfect on toast. Both turmeric and honey offer a multitude of benefits due to the active component curcumin, they contain powerful anti-inflammatory properties, are great for the skin, good for our digestive systems, rich in antioxidants. It's especially rich in gamma linoleic acid (GLA), which is an omega-6 fatty acid that has been shown to decrease inflammation. Goes well mixed into drinks, smoothies, baking, in a glass of warm milk, on its own or in a multitude of ways. We use no alcohol in our infused range and only organic ingredients. A unique honey in its profile, texture and taste. Borage Honey, also known as starflower, has a very pleasant mild taste with hints of flora. It is one of the lightest coloured honeys available with a smooth consistency. Supporting British farming & British bees.
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