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Apidava Miere din Stupină Polifloră

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Multifloral honey from the Apuseni foothills in a 900 g jar, Miere Românească range.

Apidava Miere din Stupină Polifloră is a multifloral honey in a 900 g jar from the Miere Românească range of the Romanian company Apidava. The name means «honey from the apiary», and a green tag at the bottom of the label reads «polifloră».

Apidava says it selects this honey from beekeepers in the sub-mountain areas of the Apuseni Mountains, where bees collect nectar from meadow flowers, medicinal plants and wild forests. The company calls the taste aromatic and sweet and the texture fluid or viscous. The page gives Romania as the country of origin.

Why this matters to you: a large 900 g jar of local Apuseni wildflower honey suits a household that eats honey daily and does not want to keep buying small packs.

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House rangeMiere Românească
CountryRomania
RegionApuseni Mountains foothills
TasteAromatic, sweet
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Frequently asked questions

Which plants does this Apidava honey come from?

The company names meadow flowers, medicinal plants and wild forests in the Apuseni foothills.

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ℹ️ Honey is mostly sugars: about 82 g per 100 g. Do not give honey to babies under 1 year old because of the risk of infant botulism.

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