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Arataki Specialty Honey

Honey range ✔ Checked: 11.2026 · sources: 1 Updated:

Arataki Honey's New Zealand specialty range: rewarewa, kamahi, rata, tawari, pohutukawa, blue borage and thyme honeys.

Arataki Specialty Honey is the varietal collection of Arataki Honey, a family-owned New Zealand company from Hawke's Bay. Its core is honey from local trees and flowers: rewarewa (creamed and liquid), kamahi, rata, tawari, pohutukawa in a 250 g jar, a liquid blue borage honey from a wildflower of the South Island's dry riverbeds, and a creamed thyme honey from the South Island's high country. Most items are creamed honeys in a 500 g plastic jar, made, the producer says, with its tried and true creaming process for a thick, spreadable texture. The same page also carries clover and multi-flora honey and a chilli-infused honey. Every jar has a coloured band and the words Product of New Zealand.

Why this matters to you: the range lets you taste New Zealand nectar sources that rarely appear under other brands.

Facts

House rangeRewarewa (creamed, liquid), Kamahi, Rata, Tawari, Pohutukawa 250 g, Blue Borage, Thyme; also Clover, Multi-Flora, Hot Chilli
CountryNew Zealand
Raw material100% New Zealand honey from native trees and flowers

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Is Arataki Specialty honey runny or creamed?

Mostly creamed; the producer offers blue borage and one of its rewarewa honeys in liquid form.

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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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