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Vipers Bugloss Honey
Honey from a blue flower with a strange name.
| Publisher: | Airborne | | Suitable Age: | 2 - Adults | | Format: | Other |
| SKU: 9500-005 |
$7.50 |
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| Description |
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Also commonly known as “Borage”, this wild flower covers the hills of central South Island in a sea of brilliant blue color during summer months. The seed, resembling a viper’s head, was once mistakenly used as a treatment for snakebite giving the plant its unusual name. The honey has a delicate flavor with a “chewy” texture.
While international standards require a minimum of 45% Vipers Bugloss Pollen to classify as a monofloral honey, Airborne’s honey contains 70% Vipers Bugloss Pollen.
17.85 oz
Nutritional Facts
Serving Size: 21g
Servings per container: 24
Calories per Serving: 60
Total Carbs:17g
Sugars: 17g
www.airborne.co.nz
| SKU: 9500-005 |
$7.50 |
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