Wildflower Honey

Wildflower honey is which produced by bees feeding on the nectar of flowers of plants that grow naturally on rainwater in various wild places without human intervention, such as acacia, dandelion, fennel, sage, saffron, daffodils, marjoram and other aromatic and wild flowers. Therefore, the resulting honey gives a wonderful, strong smell and gives the consumer its wonderful, rich flavor. Therefore, it is completely different from other types of honey. It also contains a large percentage of pollen and nutrients that increase its high nutritional value. As for the color of the honey, it varies according to the time period during which it is produced, as its color tends to be distinctively dark and its taste is stronger when collected late in the summer and fall. The reason for this is the difference between flowers that grow in hot climates and others, while flowers that grow in the spring, i.e. early in the summer, the resulting honey is characterized by its light color and light taste. Wild honey is distinguished by being an organic product whose plants have not been exposed to fertilizers or pesticides.

Uses of wild flower honey:

This honey is characterized by its various benefits and uses, including the following:

• It is used as a substitute for sugar in sweetening drinks and juices such as tea, milk, coffee and juices.

• You can put it on many foods as it enhances their wonderful delicious flavor in addition to increasing their nutritional value.

• Increase energy because it is a concentrated source of carbohydrates, sugars and minerals that stimulate the metabolism and provide the body with the necessary energy.

How to test honey at home?

Some important points to know if honey is natural and beneficial (because it may be natural but not beneficial if it is processed in unhealthy ways such as heating):

1 - Look closely at the honey because natural honey contains impurities whether on the surface or inside the honey container, while unnatural honey is very transparent like glass so that it does not obstruct the view from behind the container.

2 - Smell the honey because honey has a smell that may be pungent or weak, which is the smell of flowers and fields from which honey was produced by bees, while unnatural or unhealthy honey has no smell at all.

3- Taste the honey, natural honey has a flavor, which is the flavor of flowers and plants, while unnatural honey is just sweet, meaning sweet like sugar syrup without any special taste.

4- Eat honey, if it is natural, it will soothe your stomach and you will not feel any discomfort in the stomach, but if the honey is unnatural, you will feel a burning sensation in the stomach that will not go away except by drinking water several times throughout the day.