BIO CINNAMON IN HONEY

7,40 €

250g

The product has a delicate taste that combines the sweetness of honey with the spicy light citrus note of cinnamon, an excellent choice for moments when you want to treat yourself or your children with something sweet that comes from nature. Enjoy on its own or with coffee, oat flakes, porridge, toast, waffles, pancakes, ice cream, fruit and more.

Ingredients: Honey* (97%), Cinnamon* (3%).
* Biological ingredients

Nutritional value per 100g- Energy value 1413 kJ/338 kcal; Fat 0 g, including saturated fatty acids 0 g; Carbohydrates 80.2 g, including sugars 79.8 g, Protein 0.4 g, Salt 0 g.

Storage: in a dry place protected from direct sunlight between +3 C and +20 C.

 

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All of Northern Biome’s products are certified organic, non-processed, cold-pressed, gluten-free, soy-free.

Our finest honey products are created when ideal natural conditions occur in nature. The collection of each and every type of honey is carefully planned according to the seasons and weather changes. That is what we call smart sourcing.

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Weight 0,435 kg
Dimensions 6,3 × 6,3 × 8 cm

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OUR VALUES

100% Raw & Organic honey – All of our honey products are clean, raw, effective and natural, delivered to you straight from the beehive.

Proven by science – Our honey products are frequently tested by 3rd party laboratories to ensure the highest quality and highest nutritional value.

Sustainably sourced – We take care of our bees by always feeding them their own products, not over harvesting the hives and establishing green apiaries in remote locations.

Products from National Park – It means high natural biodiversity, fresh and clean air, unpolluted territory which leads to our 100% organic honey being highly nutritious & rich in flavors. Purchasing this honey is contributing to protecting some of the most pristine areas of Northern Europe and helps the “Save the bees” movement.

 

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