Runny Raw Wildflower honey 370g jar
Runny Raw Wildflower honey 370g jar
A 370g jar of runny raw 100% natural, wildflower honey.
Addlestone Honey runny honey is cold extracted from the comb and is as honey bees would eat it.
How to eat
Runny honey is suitable for dripping over pancakes, bread and mixing into tea, porridge and yoghurts.
- 100% raw, single-origin honey.
- Not blended nor micro-filtered.
- Cold-extracted, not pasterised.
- Nothing added nor taken away.
- Beneficial antioxidants & plant compounds.
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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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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...
Addlestone honey
The bees and I live in Addlestone, Surrey.
I'm a beekeeper running a growing real honey and beeswax products business, selling local honey in Surrey and London markets and fairs, and online.