Honeyman Lychee Honey

Honeyman Lychee Honey
Honeyman Lychee Honey is made from lychee, a tropical fruit that is native to Southeast Asia and is prized for its delicate and juicy flesh, which is often used in desserts and drinks. The honey made from lychee nectar is similarly prized for its unique flavour profile and numerous health benefits. Lychee Honey has a distinctive flavour that is characterised by a delicate sweetness and a subtle floral aroma. It has a light colour and a smooth, velvety texture that makes it a perfect addition to tea or yoghurt.

Key Ingredients:
Honey

Key Benefits:

• This honey is rich in antioxidants, which may help to protect the body against free radical damage

• It has properties that support heart health

• It also has antibacterial properties and may help soothe sore throats

• This honey has a low glycemic index and is therefore a healthier alternative to sugar

• It may also help to condition wounds and enhance skin health

• This product may also help to improve the digestive system

Diet Type:
Vegetarian

Energy Per Serving:
320 Kcal per 100 g

Good To Know:
["No Chemicals", "No Artificial Flavour", "Sugar-Free", "No Additive", "Natural and Pure"]

Directions For Use:

• Use as required

• Can be used as dipping sauce, ice cream topping, stir-fry sauce, in fruit salad and sauces for desserts

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in an airtight container to avoid hardening

• Store in a cool and dry place

• Keep away from the direct sunlight

Faqs:

• Q: What is Lychee Honey?
  A: Lychee honey is a type of honey produced by bees that primarily forage on the nectar of lychee blossoms. It is known for its unique flavour, aroma, and light amber colour.

• Q: What does Lychee Honey taste like?
  A: Lychee honey has a distinctly sweet flavour with floral undertones and a hint of tanginess. It often has a mild, fruity aroma reminiscent of lychee fruit.

• Q: How is Lychee Honey harvested?
  A: Lychee honey is typically harvested during the lychee blooming season when bees collect nectar from lychee blossoms. Beekeepers place beehives near lychee orchards to allow bees to forage on the flowers and produce honey.