The perfect warm-up for a ski holiday week! This drink combines the freshness of eucalyptus honey, the richness of cocoa butter and the gentle chocolatey taste of cocoa – a great treat after an outdoor activity.
This drink gives you energy and warms you up nicely on a winter day.
When winter wraps nature in its snowy mantle and the frost bites your cheeks, it's time to enjoy warming treats. One particularly interesting and versatile ingredient in winter is eucalyptus honey. Its sweetness and freshness make it the perfect addition to hot drinks, cooking, and baked goods. But what can you use it for? Here are some great tips for a ski holiday week!
Eucalyptus honey combines the softness of traditional honey with the refreshing taste of eucalyptus. This combination makes it especially suitable for the colder seasons. Eucalyptus brings a light, fresh tone to the honey, reminiscent of the winter outdoors and the scent of a coniferous forest.
When it comes to skiing holidays, many people crave warming and delicious foods and drinks. Eucalyptus honey is the perfect addition to the winter kitchen, as it is suitable for hot drinks as well as sweet and savoury dishes. It brings natural sweetness without white sugar and gives a refreshing twist to many recipes.
Warm honey cocoa – Add a spoonful of eucalyptus honey and a pinch of cinnamon to your hot cocoa. It makes regular cocoa a little fresher and more aromatic.
Pancakes or waffles with eucalyptus honey – Replace the traditional syrup with honey and enjoy a fresh and sweet combination. Serve with berries and whipped cream.
Winter smoothie – Make an invigorating smoothie with banana, almond milk, ginger, and eucalyptus honey. This will give you energy for a winter day.
Hot lemon water with honey – Perfect for flu season! Warm water, lemon juice, and eucalyptus honey together help keep you feeling fresh.
Baked beets with honey glaze – Eucalyptus honey adds a nice sweetness and freshness to roasted root vegetables, such as carrots and beets.
Eucalyptus honey is not only delicious, but also incredibly versatile. It acts as a natural sweetener that can replace white sugar in many recipes. Plus, its freshness adds new dimensions to familiar foods and drinks.
The next time you're craving something new for your winter cooking, try eucalyptus honey! It brings warmth and freshness to your ski vacation moments – whether it's breakfast, a snack, or evening tea.
Have you tried eucalyptus honey yet? What's your favorite way to use it? Leave a comment and share your tips!
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A wonderful, quick-to-make treat that tastes great as a dessert or a snack!
To make baked bananas perfect, it's important to choose the right ingredients:
✅ Bananas: Choose bananas that are ripe, but not too soft.
✅ Honey: Sea buckthorn-flavored honey gives a unique sweetness.
✅ Spices: Cinnamon, vanilla or cardamom go well with the flavor spectrum.
Serving tips
Frequently asked questions
Yes! You can fry the bananas in a pan with butter and add honey and spices at the end.
Yes! This dessert has no added sugar, and sea buckthorn honey adds natural sweetness.
It's best to caramelize the bananas just before serving, but you can peel and slice them beforehand.
Bees are valuable pollinators whose importance to both agriculture and biodiversity is irreplaceable. The national pollinator strategy and action plan, published by the Ministry of the Environment, are important steps towards securing the future of pollinators and pollination in Finland.
The goal of the strategy is to stop the decrease in the number and diversity of pollinators by 2030, strengthen pollinator populations and secure the pollination of natural and cultivated plants. The action plan contains 27 measures that focus on improving pollinator habitats, responsible use of domesticated pollinators, improving research and monitoring data, and communication and advice.
Beekeeping is a key part of this strategy. Beekeeping is an important part of the protection and maintenance of pollinators, and securing it in the future is essential for agriculture and biodiversity. The Ministry of the Environment has taken this into account and strives in many ways to ensure the benefits and continuity of the apiary.
One key means is promoting the safe use of cultivated pollinators. This includes, among other things, improving the health, well-being and productivity of honeybees, and promoting the responsible use and import of honeybees. In addition, the training of beekeepers is strengthened and honey quality control is developed.
Another important aspect is the consideration of wild pollinators and the improvement of their habitats. This means, among other things, improving the habitats and living conditions of endangered and common pollinators, as well as improving research and monitoring information about pollinators. In addition, a survey of the location and number of shelter bee hives will be started, on the basis of which a recommendation will be drawn up for sustainable hive densities that do not cause harm to natural pollinators.
In addition, the challenges brought by climate change and their impact on beekeeping are taken seriously. Efforts are being made to prepare for the threats posed by climate change to beekeeping and develop sustainable solutions that enable the continuity of beekeeping and maintain agricultural pollination services while taking wild pollinators into account.
With the help of these measures, the Ministry of the Environment aims to ensure the benefits and continuity of the apiary in the future, while promoting sustainable development and environmental protection.
Beekeeping is more than just a hobby for Hunaja Hetke - it is a professional activity that requires commitment and deep understanding. Where is the line between hobby and professional beekeeping in beekeeping?
The professional constantly strives to develop his skills and understanding of the field. Continuous education is an essential part of professionalism and it helps us stay up to date with the latest developments and innovations in our field. The professional stays up-to-date on industry developments and actively participates in industry events and networking events. Utilizing new innovations and research results is part of a professional's activities.
Scale and resources vary between hobby and professional beekeeping. Professionalism often takes place on a larger scale and requires resources such as premises, equipment and manpower. The operation is planned and implemented responsibly and efficiently.
Professionalism in beekeeping is emphasized in the commitment to the well-being and health of the pollinators. Investing time and resources in the care, hygiene and nutrition of the bees ensures the best possible habitat for the bees. Our company is strongly committed to sustainable beekeeping.
The sustainable future of beekeeping is built in cooperation with the environment and society. Responsible beekeeping offers high-quality honey to consumers while safeguarding the well-being of pollinators and biodiversity. With the cooperation of the Ministry of the Environment and professionals, sustainable solutions are created that promote the well-being of both the apiary and the environment in the future.
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National pollinator strategy and action plan
