Inclusive of all taxes
100% PURE & RAW GOODNESS: Undiluted, unpasteurised, unprocessed and completely chemical free.
CRUELTY FREE: Daichi Eucalyptus honey is sourced directly from organic farmers’ collectives in Bihar who follow ethical and regenerative bee-keeping practices to ensure that no bees are harmed in the bee-keeping process..
ETHICALLY HARVESTED: Eucalyptus Honey is harvested sustainably in the months of November, December and February and can be traced to our micro-farmers who are also bee-keepers.
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES: Raw honey is packed with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and anti-fungal properties. May contain traces of beeswax royal jelly, bee pollen, and propolis, which further add to health benefits.
A NATURAL SWEETENER: Consume raw or in warm water to soothe the throat. Mix in tea and coffee, spread over toast, sweeten dressings, or mix into yogurt, cereal, or oatmeal
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Specialty | 100% Natural & Unpasteurised, Single Origin, Cruelty free, No sugar or additives |
Weight | 350 g / 700 g |
Ingredient Type | Raw honey |
Brand | Daichi |
Region Produced In | Champaran Tiger Reserve, Bihar, Ind |
Form | Syrup |
Package Information | Jar |
Manufacturer | Sakhi Utpadan samiti |
Net Quantity | 350 g / 700 g |
Product Dimensions | 11 cm x 11 cm x 14.5 cm (for 350 g) / 13.5 cm x 13.5 cm x 16 cm (for 700 g) |
Ingredients | Raw Honey |
Country of Origin | India |
Raw Honey
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Daichi Eucalyptus Honey - 100% Raw & Unprocessed, Straight from beekeepers, Cruelty-free
It cooks well, has a deliciously earthy flavor, and feels much more filling than regular moong dal. I love using it in light curries, khichdi, and even sprouting it for salads. Because it’s chemical-free, sun-dried, and single origin, I feel confident serving it to my family every day.