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Yamada Bee Farm Satoyama Acacia Honey

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Japanese acacia honey from the Satoyama line of Yamada Bee Farm (里山のあかしあ蜂蜜), mild, in 100 g and 200 g jars or a 300 g tub.

Satoyama Acacia Honey, in Japanese 里山のあかしあ蜂蜜, is the acacia honey of the Japanese producer Yamada Bee Farm (山田養蜂場) from its Satoyama line of domestically harvested honeys. The ingredients on the product page read honey, origin Japan, with Yamada Bee Farm itself named as the manufacturer. The company describes the taste as free of harsh notes, with a faint aroma and a soft sweetness. The product photo shows a glass jar with a white label, a sprig of acacia and a large 里山 character. It comes in 100 g and 200 g glass jars and a 300 g plastic tub, with a best-before of two years from production.

Why this matters to you: Yamada recommends it for dishes where the ingredients' own flavour should come through, as it does not cover them.

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Botanical originAcacia (あかしあ)
CountryJapan
TasteMild, faint aroma, soft sweetness
kind ofYamada Bee Farmkind ofYamada Bee Farm S…similarAcacia honeytowardia.com
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Where is this honey from?

Yamada Bee Farm lists honey of Japanese origin in the ingredients; the Satoyama line groups its domestically harvested honeys.

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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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