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Runny Raw Wildflower honey 370g Jar
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Runny Raw Wildflower honey 140g Jar
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Raw hand-cut honey comb
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Set Raw Wildflower honey 370g jar
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Set Raw Wildflower honey 140g jar
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Creamed raw honey 270g jar
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Raw wildflower honey 3-pack (3 x 370g)
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Mini Jar packs of Raw Honey 50g
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Pure beeswax candles gift box
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Honey & Beeswax Candle gift box
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Addlestone honey
Addlestone honey is a raw honey production business in Addlestone, just 8 miles west of Greater London.
We keep bees in apiaries in and around Addlestone, Chertsey & Guildford, Surrey. Our bees forage on nectar and pollen from local wild plants and tree flowers, to create our single-source raw honeys.
We catch honeybees in bait hives and recover swarms from local Addlestone gardens and chimneys, then manage them to produce real raw natural honey and pure beeswax candles, which we sell on our website and in markets.
We also provide corporate gifts for businesses, parties and events.
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What's in natural honey?
Raw, natural, pure honey contains simple sugars and pollen. Here's a breakdown of those properties.
What's in natural honey?
Raw, natural, pure honey contains simple sugars and pollen. Here's a breakdown of those properties.
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How is beeswax made?
Honey bees create beeswax by consuming honey and exuding wax from glands in their thorax. Bees use the wax to create comb to store the nectar they collect from flowers....
How is beeswax made?
Honey bees create beeswax by consuming honey and exuding wax from glands in their thorax. Bees use the wax to create comb to store the nectar they collect from flowers....
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Why buy local honey?
There are many strong reasons to buy local honey. Local honey is typically of superior quality to supermarket honey and so offers better health benefits and a broad range of...
Why buy local honey?
There are many strong reasons to buy local honey. Local honey is typically of superior quality to supermarket honey and so offers better health benefits and a broad range of...
