How is lavender honey made?
The most productive lavender fields are found in the countries of the Mediterranean basin. With their fragrance and pleasant sweetness, lavender flowers entice Spanish worker bees to visit the violet or purple-lilac blossoms. The bees gather the sweet nectar during the loveliest part of summer and carry it back to their hives. This aroma is simply irresistible – so we decided to bring back some honey gold from our trip to Spain to share with you! So, pop over to our online shop – we offer ‘Honeys of the World’ from all corners of the globe, and amongst them, alongside heather honey and eucalyptus honey, you’ll find this very one!
Uses for lavender honey
What can you do with fragrant lavender honey?It’s a real treat! If you’re wondering how to enjoy lavender honey, here’s our tip – it’s very simple – add it to your treats and discover its many culinary uses!
-it sweetens lemonades perfectly
-an excellent choice as an accompaniment to cheeses
-in salads and desserts
-with baked goods, savoury tarts or shortbread biscuits
-it works well on sandwiches and with your favourite bread
-it perfectly balances the flavour of savoury dishes and sauces
-adds aroma and flavour to chilled teas and infusions
-with quark, porridge, cereal or a smoothie
-sweets any pudding or milky drink
-what’s more, lavender honey adds an aromatic touch to your home spa ritual – as an addition to essential oils and body lotion
