Apple Based Sweetener

There's a common misconception that honey bees make honey for our benefit, but this is far from the truth. Honey is produced by bees for their own nourishment, and their health is compromised when it's harvested by humans in commercial settings. Honey is their primary energy source, and without it, they would starve. A single honey bee, which visits up to 1,500 flowers to fill its ‘honey stomach,’ produces only a twelfth of a teaspoon of honey in its lifetime. When commercial farmers harvest their honey, they replace it with a sugar substitute that lacks the essential micronutrients found in honey, significantly harming the bees' health. Additionally, queen bees often have their wings clipped by beekeepers to prevent them from leaving the hive to establish a new colony, reducing productivity and increasing profits.

Nutrition Facts

Par 1 Tbsp (15 m) 

Calories 60
 

Fat/Lipidea Og
0%

Saturated/satures Og Trans/trans Og
0%

Carbohydrate/Glucides 14 g
 

FireFire Og
0%

Sugars/Sucres 
13%

Protein/Protéines Og
 

Cholesterol/Cholestérol 0 mg
 

Sodium 0 mg
 

Potassium 20 mg
1%

Calcium 0 mg
0%

Iron/Fer 0 mg
0%

 

Ingredients

Organic Apple Juice, Organic Sugar and Organic Apple cider vinegar.

Suggested Uses

Hunnie – Perfect as a sweetener! 

Salad Dressings: Whisk together Hunnie with olive oil, vinegar and mustard for a sweet and tangy salad dressing

Use as a substitute for traditional honey in baking recipes

Dessert Topping: Drizzle on ice cream, yogurt, or fruit salads for a sweet finishing touch

Sweeten up your smoothies by blending in Hunnie with fruits, yogurt, and leafy green or sweeten your tea and coffee

Only safe “honey” for infants & pregnant or breastfeeding mothers