Wild Small Bee Honey
جنگلی چھوٹی مکھی کا شہد
Sidr-nectar honey from small wild bees. A small harvest, sold raw, for a daily spoon.
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Rs 2,300
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- 3–5 day deliveryAnywhere in Pakistan, after WhatsApp confirmation.
- Unopened returnsSealed packs within 7 days. Returns policy
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About this product
What Wild Small Bee Honey is
This honey (choti makhi ka shehad) is made by small wild bees that feed on sidr (beri) flowers. A small bee colony makes far less honey than a larger hive bee, which is why the price is higher: where a large hive can give around twenty kilos, a small bee colony gives about one. The bees are not farmed; the honey is collected from wild hives. It is sold raw: not heated, not pasteurised and not processed. Expect a rich sidr taste, a strong floral smell and a thick, sometimes creamy texture. Crystallising in the jar is normal. Like other raw honey, it is known for its antioxidants, and many people take a daily spoon because it may support immunity and help with digestion. Its thick texture coats the throat, so it is a traditional choice for soothing a sore throat and calming a cough. Its natural sugars are quick to digest and give a lift of energy. Honey has also long been used on minor cuts and burns for its antibacterial qualities, and some people take it hoping it may ease seasonal allergies, though the evidence for that is weak. Most people keep it for a daily spoon or as a natural sweetener, and some use it in a simple honey face mask.
- How to use
- Eat a spoon on its own, stir it into warm (not boiling) water, tea or coffee, or spread it thinly on toast or bread. Drizzle it over oats, cereal or yoghurt with fruit and nuts, blend it into a smoothie, or pair it with cheese and crackers. It also works in a salad dressing with olive oil, vinegar and mustard, or in place of sugar in baking. Many people keep this honey for a morning spoon rather than for cooking, because heat dulls the taste. For a face mask, spread a thin layer on clean skin, leave it 15 to 20 minutes and rinse with warm water. Use a dry spoon.
- Choosing a pack
- 500 g is the trial and a good gift size. 1 kg is for a household that already knows it likes this honey.
- Safety notes
- Do not give honey to infants under one year. Honey is still a sugar, so people with diabetes should count it in their diet. See a doctor for a deep wound, a serious burn or a cough that will not clear. Not a substitute for medical treatment.
FAQs
Why does it cost more than other honey?
Small wild bees make much less honey than larger hive bees, so each harvest is small.
Why did my honey go solid?
Raw honey crystallises over time. Stand the closed jar in warm water and stir. It is still good honey.
Is this the same as your sidr honey?
Both come from sidr (beri) flowers. This one is made by small wild bees, so each harvest is smaller.
Can I give it to a baby?
Not under one year. Honey can carry bacterial spores that are harmful to infants. From one year on, a small amount is fine.
What is Wild Small Bee Honey used for?
Mainly as a daily spoon of raw sidr honey, on its own or in warm water or tea, and as a natural sweetener on toast, oats and yoghurt. It is known for its antioxidants and is traditionally taken to support immunity and digestion, to soothe a sore throat or cough, and for quick energy. It has long been used on minor cuts and burns, some people hope it may ease seasonal allergies, and it makes a simple face mask for a soft, moisturised feel.
