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Breyer Ultimate Bee

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An organic line from Brazil's Breyer: flower honey and honeydew honey in single-serve sachets aimed at people who do sport.

Breyer Ultimate Bee is a line from the Brazilian company Breyer that the producer aims at people who do sport. Every item in it is certified organic: Breyer makes them from honey and honeydew gathered by bees in native areas of Brazil, under its own organic programme that follows Brazilian, US and European rules. The line has three items: Ultimate Bee organic multifloral honey (Mel Multifloral Orgânico), the same honey in single-serve sachets, and the Energy sachet filled with honeydew honey (Mel de Melato), which the producer describes as intense in flavour and not crystallising. The sachet is designed to be opened with one hand, so it can be used mid-workout without spilling.

Why this matters to you: Ultimate Bee is a way to carry certified organic Brazilian honey on a run or a ride in a one-use pack.

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House rangeMel Multifloral Orgânico; sachets of organic multifloral honey; Energy sachet with honeydew honey (Mel de Melato)
CountryBrazil
Raw materialHoney and honeydew gathered by bees in native areas; certified organic
kind ofBreyersimilarHoneydew honeytowardia.com
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Frequently asked questions

How does the Ultimate Bee honeydew differ from the flower honey?

Breyer describes the Mel de Melato as intense in flavour and not crystallising; the Ultimate Bee flower honey is an organic 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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