Strawberry tree honey is produced by the Soukas family on the slopes of Achaea. The strawberry tree blooms from November until late spring, yielding a rare, nutritious honey with unique properties.
- Contains arbutin, which helps cleanse the blood and regulate cholesterol
- The polysaccharide tyranose, which extends the life of cells
- The enzyme diastase (amylase), which breaks down starch
- Natural, pure honey rich in nutrients
- A rare, distinctive product from the Chelmos region
It has a characteristically strong, full-bodied, slightly bitter taste, with aromatic notes of bitter caramel. It is very rich in trace elements and vitamins, making it one of the best choices for boosting the body. Its high concentration of natural antibiotic substances helps protect the body against various illnesses.
Strawberry tree honey is also used as a diuretic and antiseptic for the urinary system, as well as in cases of mild bronchial infections. It contains fewer calories than other honeys because of its low glucose and fructose content. It is recommended for people on a diet and for people with type 2 diabetes.
Aroma: It does not have a strong aroma.
Colour: Initially yellowish, it develops a dark copper colour as it matures.
Crystallisation: It crystallises relatively quickly and develops a buttery texture.
According to an analysis by the Bremen Institute of Beekeeping and the Kraft company of Munich, it contains:
- 0.0% sucrose (table sugar)
- 36.1% fructose
- 28.9% glucose
- 1.7% maltose
- 1% tyranose
- 19.5% moisture
Its pH is around 4.5. In Greece, strawberry tree and chestnut honeys are little known, but they are highly sought after in the markets of Central Europe, Russia and Arab countries for their beneficial properties.
Dimensions
- Type
- Arbutus
- Quantity
- 480 gr
- Pieces
- 1 pcs
Dietary Preferences
- Organic Product
- No
Important information
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