Description

Tiaki Pohutukawa Honey (500g)

Tiaki Pohutukawa Honey (500g) comes from a New Zealand native tree that has striking red flowers and is a symbol for all New Zealanders. Its flowers represent a young warrior’s blood in Maori mythology. Pohutukawa honey is rare and harvested from the Coromandel Peninsula during Christmas, with a delicate flavor and slightly salty tang.

Pohutukawa trees grow along the coast, and get coated in the salt spray from the ocean, leading to their Maori name meaning “drenched in sea mist”.

Pohutukawa Taste

Pure Tiaki Pohutukawa honey is one of the whitest in the world, with a creamy texture. Waitemata Honey is traceable to its source and packed in BPA-free plastic jars.

Pohutukawa Honey Health Benefits

The Pohutukawa honey may assist with dysentery and be a remedy for coughs and colds. It can be used as a natural energy source, sweetener, and DIY facemask, making it great for morning wellness routines.

Pohutukawa Honey Usage

This honey is ideal for everyday eating – by the spoonful, as a spread on toast or bread, or to add sweetness and flavor to teas, coffees, smoothies, and juices.

Ethical Honey Production

Tiaki Pohutukawa Honey is sustainably sourced and harvested in an ethical way that preserves the natural environment of New Zealand and supports local communities.

Our honey is traceable from the hive to your jar and you can feel confident knowing exactly where your honey came from and how it was produced.

With every jar of Tiaki New Zealand Pohutukawa Honey, you are not only indulging in a delicious treat but are also supporting sustainable and responsible beekeeping practices.

Ingredients:

100% Natural Pure New Zealand Pohutukawa Honey.

Honey Storage:

Honey should not be chilled. Keeping your honey in the refrigerator preserves it but the cool temperatures will cause your honey to form a semi-solid mass, so this method of storage is not recommended.

Keep away from direct sunlight and store the jar upright in a cool, dry place. When stored correctly honey will never spoil, it may, however, change color (from clear to cloudy) or texture (thicker and grainier) over time.