Thyme Honey by Ancient Foods - Raw Unfiltered Authentic Greek

Thyme Honey by Ancient Foods - Raw Unfiltered Authentic Greek Honey from Greece | Unfiltered Wild Forest (Pine) and Thyme Honey from Vordonia, Greece | 454g (Ilia)
- UNFILTERED, RAW HONEY: This natural honey is raw honey unfiltered and naturally produced from wild bees in Vordonia, Greece, following Ancient Greek methods that have been passed down to beekeepers from their ancestors for generations.
- PURE & DELICIOUS TASTE: Ilia Honey boasts an earthy, intense flavor with delicate floral notes of thyme and a rich, sweet finish. This naturally flavored honey is infused as the wild honey bee forages on wild thyme and forest trees, intensified by the arid climate and altitude of the region.
- WORLD-RENOWNED HONEY: This pure Greek honey is the honey of choice for Michelin Star chefs in their own kitchens and has attained global recognition with loyal followers in Greece and Japan. It is naturally gluten-free and versatile in use.
- HOW TO ENJOY: Ancient Food’s pure honey is the perfect way to naturally sweeten teas. It can also be drizzled on bread, vegetables, and other foods, as well as serving as a sugar substitute in cooking.
- ANCIENT TRADITIONS, ARTISANAL PRODUCTS: At Ancient Foods, we partner with local, artisanal farmers in remote villages who harvest ingredients using ancient traditions passed through generations. Our partnerships support these small farmers and their communities by providing them with a marketplace to bring their craft to people across the globe.
Country USA
Brand Ancient Foods
Manufacturer Ancient Foods
Color Ilia
Size 1 Pound (Pack of 1)
UnitCount 1
UPCs 856584008020
EANs 0856584008020
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	Ancient Foods
Manufacturer	Ancient Foods
Color	Ilia
Size	1 Pound (Pack of 1)
UnitCount	1
UPCs	856584008020
EANs	0856584008020
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Thyme Honey by Ancient Foods - Raw Unfiltered Authentic Greek Honey from Greece | Unfiltered Wild Forest (Pine) and Thyme Honey from Vordonia, Greece | 454g (Ilia)