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Breyer Nobreflora Mel Cremoso Orgânico

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Organic creamed honey from Breyer, made from Brazilian wildflower honey by natural crystallisation, 500 g jar.

Mel Cremoso Orgânico is the creamed honey in the Nobreflora line of the Brazilian company Breyer. It starts as organic multifloral honey, which the producer brings to a creamy texture through a natural, guided crystallisation, with nothing added. Breyer says the flavour, aroma and colour stay the same as in its multifloral honey; only the consistency changes, so the honey stays put on bread instead of running off. The multifloral base is described as gathered from native plants that bloom in spring, with an expressive taste and a medium colour. It comes in a 500 g glass jar carrying the organic seal plus halal and kosher marks.

Why this matters to you: if runny honey is awkward to spread, this is the same honey in a spreadable form with no other ingredients.

Facts

Raw materialOrganic multifloral honey
House rangeNobreflora
CountryBrazil
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Frequently asked questions

Is anything added to make it creamy?

No. Breyer describes a natural, guided crystallisation of its multifloral honey.

How does it differ from runny Breyer honey?

Only in texture, the producer says: flavour, aroma and colour match the multifloral honey.

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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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