In the picture, on an ocher-colored background, a jar of queen's honey, a honey roller placed on the edge of the jar.Queen from the jar of honey product image on a white background
  • In the picture, on an ocher-colored background, a jar of queen's honey, a honey roller placed on the edge of the jar.
  • Queen from the jar of honey product image on a white background

Honey Moment - Queen honey

8,00 70,00 

Kuningatar hunaja is an indication of the quality of Finnish honey, and many people recognize the Kuningatar hunaja brand. The Queen's jar can only be used by members of the Finnish Beekeepers' Association who have sent a honey sample for examination and thus obtained the right to use the Hyväa Suomesta label. Honey Hetken Kuningatar honey is high-quality crystallized, unheated honey. Suitable for e.g. for sweetening drinks and desserts, baking and food preparation.

Honey quality

Honey In all of Hetke's honey, quality is cherished and the honey is processed by hand, from the beehives to the jars. The honey is processed in food-approved facilities, so that we can guarantee that Hunaja Hetke's honey is pure and of high quality. The honey is canned in liquid form and allowed to crystallize into hinocrystal in the jar. The honey is never heated or processed, so that all the good ingredients of the honey are preserved and the vitamins and trace elements in the honey are not lost.
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Queen honey

Manufacturer: Hunaja Hetki Oy Vallinmäentie 40, 61640 Ala-Valli

+358442475773

Country of origin: Finland

Store at room temperature. Long-term storage in a cool and dry place.

Contains: Honey

Amount: 450 g

Not for children under one year old.

Honey - a natural sweetener

Honey is a natural sweetener that has been used in cooking and medicine for thousands of years. Its sweet taste and versatile health effects make it a very popular substance both in the kitchen and in health care. Honey can be used in many different ways, for example in baking, sweetening tea or consumed as is. Get to know our delicious honey recipes from here.

Honey & health - How can honey promote well-being?

One of the most important health effects of honey is its antibacterial property. Enzymes in honey produce hydrogen peroxide, which helps fight bacteria and other microbes. Thanks to this, honey can be used to treat and disinfect wounds. Studies have shown that regular use of honey can also help prevent infections and relieve sore throats and coughs.

Honey also contains plenty of antioxidants that help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals. Antioxidants can help slow down the signs of aging and reduce inflammation in the body. The flavonoids and phenolic compounds contained in honey are particularly effective antioxidants.

Honey can also help with digestion. Its natural enzymes such as amylase and invertase help break down carbohydrates and promote the digestive process. Honey can also relieve stomach problems such as heartburn and constipation.

In addition, honey has anti-inflammatory properties that can help relieve inflammation in the body. Inflammatory reactions can be involved in many diseases, such as joint problems or cardiovascular diseases. The compounds in honey can help reduce inflammation and thus promote health.

Although honey offers many health benefits, it is important to remember to use it in moderation. Honey contains a lot of sugar, so excessive use can lead to weight gain or blood sugar fluctuations. The recommended daily dose is about 1-2 tablespoons.

 

Honey helps relieve cough

A cough is a common symptom of various respiratory infections, such as the flu and bronchitis. A cough causes discomfort and disturbs sleep and daily life. There are many medicinal options available for cough relief, but natural remedies can also help.

One well-known natural aid in cough treatment is honey. Honey has a long tradition as a medicine in different cultures, and its benefits in cough relief have been known for centuries.

Honey is believed to work against cough through several different mechanisms. First, honey forms a protective film on the mucous membrane of the larynx, which relieves irritation and reduces symptoms related to the cough reflex. In addition to this, honey contains antimicrobial substances that can help fight pathogens.

Studies have confirmed the effectiveness of honey in relieving cough. One study found that consuming honey before bed helped children's coughs at night better than cough medicine or a placebo. Another study found that honey was a more effective cough reliever than dextromethorphan, a commonly used cough medicine.

Using honey in the treatment of cough is easy. You can mix a teaspoon of honey with warm water or, for example, chamomile tea and drink it slowly. You can also enjoy honey as it is or spread it on bread or cookies.

However, it is important to remember that honey should not be given to children under one year of age, as it may contain spores of the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which can cause a rare but serious disease called infant botulism. However, older children and adults should take advantage of the benefits of honey for cough relief.

Although honey can help relieve a cough, it is important to note that it is not a substitute for medical treatment. If your symptoms are severe or prolonged, you should seek a doctor's assessment.

 

The world of flavored honeys - discover the different types of honey and their flavor profiles

Honey is a natural sweetener widely used in cooking and baking. It not only offers sweetness, but also a versatile world of flavors through different types of honey. Flavored honeys have gained popularity in recent years, as consumers have become interested in different types of honey and their unique flavor profiles.

The world of flavored honeys is wide and diverse. The taste of honey mainly depends on its origin, i.e. on which flowers the bees collect nectar from. Different plants have their own distinctive aromas and flavors, which are transferred to honey.

One popular flavored honey is eucalyptus honey. Eucalyptus trees grow especially in Australia, where their flowers have a strong menthol smell and taste. The fresh aroma of eucalyptus honey makes it a perfect ingredient in, for example, baking or marinades.

We also have it coffee-, mulled wine-, chili honey preparations etc. from which you can choose according to your own favorite tastes.

Flower honeys are also popular flavored honeys. These honeys are usually made from the flowers of a specific plant, such as clover, violets or roses. The taste of flower honey varies depending on the type of flower and can be, for example, sweet, fruity or slightly tart. Flower honey is very suitable for flavoring various foods and sweetening baked goods.

The world of flavored honeys is not limited to plants only. For example, honeysuckle honey gets its flavor profile from honeysuckle flowers, which give the honey a strong and slightly bitter taste. This honey is especially suitable for eating with cheeses.

It should also be noted that the taste of honey can vary from year to year depending on, among other things, the weather conditions and the quality of the honey collected by the bees. That's why you can find the same kind of honey in different years slightly different.

Getting to know flavored honeys offers consumers new experiences in cooking and preparing delicacies. Various flavors can be used to create versatile and interesting food and drink combinations. The world of flavored honeys is open to everyone who wants to get to know the diversity of honey and find new ways to enjoy this natural sweetener.

 

Collecting honey and the daily life of a beekeeper - a peek into the world of bees and the honey production process

Bees are small but extremely important insects. Not only do they flutter around us from flower to flower, but they also produce delicious honey for us. Honey is a natural product that is made using nectar and pollen collected by bees.

A beekeeper is a person who is responsible for the care of beehives and the production of honey. His job includes taking care of the condition of the hives and the feeding and health of the bees. Bees need a lot of care and attention to be well.

Collecting honey starts in the spring, when the first flowers begin to bloom. Swarms of bees set off in search of food, i.e. nectar and pollen grains. Nectar is a sweet liquid secreted by the honeycomb in the flower. Swarms of bees fly from flower to flower to collect as much nectar as possible.

When the bee swarm has found a suitable tasty place, it starts the honey production process. Bees suck up the nectar with their tongues and carry it to the hive. In the hive, the bees chew the nectar and mix their own enzymes with it. After that, they spread the mixture into the cells, where it starts to ripen.

When the honey has matured enough, the beekeeper can start collecting. He goes to the hives to check the ripeness of the honey and picks up the fully finished honeycomb cups. The honeycombs are cut open and the honey is squeezed out or separated from the honeycombs by spinning. The honey is filtered to ensure its purity and shelf life.

Collecting honey is only one part of a beekeeper's everyday life. He also takes care of the health and feeding of the bee swarms, especially during the winter when flowers are not available in nature. Swarms of bees also need space to reproduce, so the beekeeper builds new nests for the swarms.

The world of bees is a diverse and interesting place. Not only do they provide us with delicious honey, but their activity is also important for biodiversity. Bees pollinate plants, which promotes their reproduction and harvest.

Collecting honey and the daily life of a beekeeper require a lot of work and commitment. The beekeeper is responsible for the welfare of the bee colonies and the quality of the honey. Their work enables us to enjoy delicious honey and helps to maintain the balance of nature.

So the next time you taste a spoonful of honey, remember to thank the bees and their hard work! Learn more about our company from here.

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