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Our Wildflower Durty Honey is infused with pollen and propolis collected from our own hives. 

 

To get the full benefits of our honey mix honey before using.

 

Eating local honey regularly is thought to alleviate the symptoms of seasonal allergies. Many people enjoy Hudson Hives' Durty Honey for seasonal  allergies.


Suggested uses: Add to protein shakes, toast, muffins, peanut butter sandwiches, celery or right out of the jar.

 

Pollen is multi-colored which reflects the color of pollen collected from various types of flowers. Eating local honey regularly is thought to alleviate the symptoms of hay fever, from which up to 25% of people suffer.

 

A natural energy enhancer, bee pollen is the only plant source that contains the exclusive vitamin B12.

 

Propolis is a sticky resin that is collected by worker bees from conifers and other types of trees. Bees use it in the hive to block drafts.

 

Propolis has antibacterial and antifungal properties. 

 

Infusion is a process where we collect pollen and propolis and bits of bees wax from our hives and gently infuse in honey for 4-6 weeks in large glass canning jars. This gentle honey infusion absorbs all the properties and nutrients from the pollen and propolis. We do not stain any of pollen or propolis out. It all goes directly into the jar. The honey you receive will be loaded with bits and pieces of pollen, propolis and wax. 

 

Crystalization: All honey crystalizes or becomes hard. To soften, place honey jar in warm water for a few minutes. Never heat or microwave as it will destroy the nutrient benefits of the honey. 

 

About Hudson Hives' Honey: Our honey is raw and never heated, it is unfiltered and harvested in micro batches which maintains all of the antioxidants and amino acids that are lost in large-scale produced honey. 

 

Once you try raw, pure honey, you won’t have it any other way.

 

Net wt. 12 oz.

Packaged in glass jar
Limited quantities available

Durty Honey

$16.99Price

    TESTIMONIALS

    “I bought some of your Durty Honey at the Maynard farmers market this summer and we love it!. I've tried a lot of honey over the years, my son is obsessed with buying different kinds. And I've never been blown away by one where I would drive to another town to get it. But honestly it is soooo good! We only opened it recently and the jar is almost empty.So I need to get more soon!"

    Monica Schauweker

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