$15.00 – $20.00
Egytian Honey – Egypt’s little Secret
The Egyptian honeybee (Apis mellifera lamarckii – Named after Jean-Baptiste Lamarck) plays an important role in the production of this special honey. The bees that produce this honey does not collect propolis. These bees are regarded as a ‘primary race,’ from which all yellow honeybee races of Africa, the Orient and also A. m. ligustica (the Italian honeybee) are derived from. Interesting fact.
| Weight | 350Gr, 500Gr, 1Kg |
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Sidr Honey Balgiah Test:-
Sight: The finest Sidr honey, has a brown-reddish hue that does not change over time, unlike ‘impersonator’ honey.
Touch: Sidr honey is sticky and cannot be washed from the hands easily, unlike inferior counterparts.
Smell: You can distinguish raw honey from the fakes by its odour, the Sidr tree has a unique, aromatic smell.
Taste: Honey with added sugar-syrup is far sweeter than Sidr honey.
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