Stingless Bee Honey (Putka ko Maha), 50g
Stingless-bee honey from the Northeast, sold in 50g jars.
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Stingless Bee Honey (Putka ko Maha), 50g
Description
Putka ko maha is made by small stingless bees that feed on wildflowers in Northeast valleys. Each colony produces little honey, which is why it is sold in small jars.
It is thinner than common honey and has a sour-sweet taste.
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place.
Related reading: What stingless-bee honey is; Types of honey eaten in Northeast India.
Ingredients
Stingless Bee Honey (unpasteurised)
How to use?
One small drop or a lick of honey is sufficient for consumption.
Best Before
24 Months
FAQ
What is stingless-bee honey? Honey made by small stingless bees, called putka ko maha in Sikkim. It is thinner than common honey and has a sour-sweet taste.
Why is it sold in 50g jars? A stingless-bee colony produces much less honey than a honeybee colony, and collection is slow.
How do I use it? By the spoonful, or drizzled over yoghurt, fruit or toast.
How do I store it? In a cool, dark place with the lid closed. Its higher water content means it can ferment if left warm or open.
Where can I read more? See what stingless-bee honey is and how it tastes.
What does the pattern on the packaging represent? The symbols on our packaging are the state symbols of the eight states of Northeast India.
Where do you source your products from? From local producers in the state each product and its ingredients come from.
Can I order in bulk? Yes. For bulk or corporate orders, write to support@neorigins.com or contact us.
Dikshitulu G S V
Good & Original honey. But costly
Saurav Chowdhury
The product quality is Amazing