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Nate's Honey Minis

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The single-serve range of the American brand Nate's Honey: raw, unfiltered honey and UMF manuka honey in one-use packets.

Nate's Honey Minis is the single-serve packet range of the American brand Nate's Honey. The producer calls it mini but mighty and pitches it for a purse, lunch box, gym bag or desk drawer, with no spoon and no sticky fingers. The range covers Raw & Unfiltered Honey Minis, the same raw, unfiltered honey as in the bottles in 14 g packets (bags or boxes of 20, 40 and 400), a Hot Honey Minis version, bulk boxes for food service, and Manuka Honey Minis graded UMF 5+ and UMF 10+, sourced from New Zealand, in 30-count boxes. The honey in the packets is never pasteurized and not filtered.

Why this matters to you: Minis take the guesswork out of portions, since one packet equals one serving for tea, coffee or oatmeal.

Facts

House rangeRaw & Unfiltered Honey Minis (20, 40, 400 count), Hot Honey Minis, bulk boxes, UMF 5+ and UMF 10+ Manuka Honey Minis (30 count)
CountryUnited States (brand); manuka from New Zealand
Raw materialRaw, unfiltered honey; UMF-certified manuka honey

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How it connects to Honey & beekeeping

Nate's Honey Minis → similar → Mānuka honey → kind of → Blossom and honeydew honey → kind of → 🍯 Honey

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Nate's Honey
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Mānuka honey

Frequently asked questions

Is the honey in Nate's Honey Minis different from the bottled honey?

No. Nate's says the packets hold the same Raw & Unfiltered Honey; only the pack changes, to a one-use 14 g packet.

Similar

Nate's Manuka Honey · Nate's Organic Raw & Unfiltered Honey · Nate's Raw & Unfiltered Honey · Capilano Single Floral Varietal · Capilano Bioactive Manuka · Barnes Naturals Manuka Honey

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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