🍯 Elevate your pantry with Snowdonia’s liquid gold—taste the wild, live the award-winning!
The Snowdonia Honey Co.'s Welsh Wildflower Honey is a 227g jar of pure, unpasteurised, additive- and gluten-free honey harvested sustainably from native wildflowers in Snowdonia, North Wales. Celebrated with a 2 Star Great Taste Award in 2023, it offers a smooth, velvety texture and a complex floral aroma, making it a versatile and premium ingredient for culinary enthusiasts and a thoughtful gift choice.
| Product Dimensions | 6.7 x 6.7 x 8.2 cm; 227 g |
| Manufacturer reference | SHCWF227 |
| Product Name | Raw natural honey |
| Allergen Information | Contains: Gluten Free |
| Units | 227.0 gram(s) |
| Serving Recommendation | For the best taste experience, please serve at room temperature |
| Brand | The Snowdonia Honey Co. |
| Cuisine | Vegetarian |
| Format | Liquid |
| Region Produced In | Snowdonia, North Wales |
| Speciality | Preservative Free, Additive Free, No Added Sugar |
| Package Information | Jar |
| Package Information | Jar |
| Manufacturer | The Snowdonia Honey Co. |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
P**B
Nice sweet pure Honey but not sickly.
Lovely on my toast in the morning or anything at anytime
K**R
VERY GOOD
very good
J**
Lovely
Nice flowery flavour but you don't get much for your money.
A**H
Snowdonia Welsh Honey
Very nice, quality honey
L**J
Delicious!
Delicious and nutricious. Very pleased with this honey.
Z**R
Lovely
It's a small jar but the honey is great.
E**Y
Disappointing
The honey is pretty tasteless of anything but sugar? It's thin and runny. Won't be back. Was looking forward to something good but the Eastern Europeans seem to have the best honey at the moment.
M**C
A Tasty Fresh Clear Honey That Spreads Very Easily On Toast
The media could not be loaded. This honey from Snowdonia is a tasty, clear honey. It has a smooth, fresh flavour profile and it isn't overly sweet (though it is still honey of course). My jar was crystal free and it spreads really well so I found it was great on toast or drizzled onto a hot bowl of porridge.
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