• Jar of Addlestone soft set creamed Honey with a gold lid on a white background
  • Soft set creamed honey
  • Soft set creamed raw natural honey
  • Jar of Addlestone soft set Honey with a gold lid on a white background
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Soft set creamed raw honey 370g jar

Soft set creamed raw honey 370g jar

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370g jar of Soft set, creamed pure raw honey.
Soft set honey is churned while it sets, so that the crystals formed by naturally occurring glucose sugars are broken to produce a natural set honey that stay soft and is eay to spread.

  • 100% raw, single-origin honey.
  • Not blended nor micro-filtered.
  • Cold-extracted, not pasterised.
  • Nothing added nor taken away.
  • Beneficial antioxidants & plant compounds.

Pure Honey

Unlike many supermarket honeys, this wildflower honey is unpasteurised (not heat treated), meaning all the natural antioxidants and prebiotics are present. This raw honey is direct from the hive, and naturally contains bee pollen and traces of propolis and beeswax.

Local Raw Honey

Local raw Addlestone wildflower honey is produced by bees that forage on open land that consists of mainly wild native flowers, like blackberry, Horse chestnuts, Lime tree, birch and more.

Organic Honey

Is it organic? All Addlestone Honey honey is raw and unpasteurised. "Organic" is a legally regulated term that requires 3 years of scientific monitoring and testing of land in a 3 mile radius of the hives. Whilst I don't have organic certification, I don't use any non-organic bee treatments or foods. The bees forage where they choose. All my bees are feral, they freely entered bait hives I set up in trees in Addlestone, Surrey and made a home there.

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Addlestone honey

The bees and I live in Addlestone, Surrey.

As a small-scale beekeeper, selling honey helps offset some beekeeping expenses, while being a great chance to meet new people in and around Addlestone.

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