Stingless bee honey

Stingless bee honey is harvested with the greatest respect for the bees and their environment. Most of the world's stingless bee sightings occur in tropical regions. They live in cracks in trees, rocks, etc. Their colonies are constructed from organic waste, including tree resin, propolis mixed with wax, and other materials.

When compared to all the other large bees, their hives are very distinctive. Due to their small size, they are able to gather honey from the smallest and deepest flowers as well as tree resin.

What does Stingless honey taste like?

Stingless bee honey has a distinctive “bush” taste—a mix of sweet and sour with a hint of fruit. The taste comes from plant resins—which the bees use to build their hives and honey pots—and varies at different times of the year depending on the flowers and trees visited.

Health Benefits of Stingless Honey

1. With Higher Antioxidants than Manuka Honey - It's a nutritious honey that improves your general health in addition to being a tasty treat.
2. The essential nutrients flavonoids and vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and K are abundant in every bottle of pure honey. This genuine honey, which is abundant in 28 minerals, gives you enough to keep you going.
3. During allergy season, a few teaspoons of this honey, a few times daily, helps to treat allergies and prevent allergy symptoms because of its antiseptic properties.
4. It is an all-natural sweetener that can be used as a substitute for processed sugar.
5. It soothes sore throats and aids in the treatment of coughs.
6. Additionally, this honey functions as a natural sedative that helps people fall asleep more soundly and reduces stress and anxiety.

Food combinations

• For breakfast, this honey goes well with granola and cereal.
• In tea, coffee, and other hot beverages, it works well in place of regular sugar.
• The natural sweetness of many fruits and the sweetness of this honey go together beautifully.
• Baking the honey into the nuts is one of the best ways to enjoy honey with nuts.