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Forest Honeydew Honey from Transylvanian Mountains (227g)

Name: Forest Honeydew Honey from Transylvanian Mountains (227g)
Brand: Honey Hills

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Forest Honeydew Honey is a complex, valuable and very rare variety of honey, produced by bees during the summer, but only in years when precipitation in the mountainous area where the bees forage falls within certain limits. It has levels of calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, and iron not found in any floral honey. Forest Honeydew Honey – Raw Honey from the Rodna Mountains Product Overview Discover Forest Honeydew Honey , a premium quality honey, produced by bees from the secretions of aphids found on the bark of coniferous trees (particularly fir), in the Rodna Mountains . Honeydew honey

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Forest Honeydew Honey from Transylvanian Mountains (227g)

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