Traditional Use & Responsible Guidance
Traditional Use & Responsible Guidance
Product information is provided for educational and culinary purposes. Traditional use does not establish medical effectiveness. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Review ingredients and product-specific cautions; consult a qualified professional if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, managing a condition, or unsure whether a product is appropriate.
NutriBotanix
Flavors of Fall Creamed Honey Gift Trio
Flavors of Fall Creamed Honey Gift Trio
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Bring the NutriBotanix Flavors of Fall together in one gift-ready set: Blood Moon, Warm Apple, and Chai Creamed Clover Honey.
Each flavor is made with fine seed honey and controlled cold-setting for a spoonable, spreadable texture. Explore orange and raspberry flavors with cardamom and vanilla in Blood Moon, apple and warm spice in Warm Apple, and the bold cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and nutmeg of Chai.
Your gift trio includes
- One 7 oz (198 g) glass jar of Blood Moon Creamed Clover Honey
- One 7 oz (198 g) glass jar of Warm Apple Creamed Clover Honey
- One 7 oz (198 g) glass jar of Chai Creamed Clover Honey
- A rustic cotton bag
- Individual product inserts
- One gold-plated steel spoon
Three jars, one of each flavor. Total honey net weight: 21 oz (594 g).
Ways to enjoy
Spread on toast or biscuits, swirl into oatmeal, or stir into a warm drink. For a chai-style drink, stir 1–2 generous teaspoons of Chai into approximately 240–250 mL of warm milk and adjust to taste.
Ingredient information
Blood Moon includes added flavoring and color. Its raspberry flavor contains propylene glycol. Review the ingredient statements on each jar before use if you have a food allergy or sensitivity.
Storage and care
Keep in a cool place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Warmth can soften the creamed texture. Follow the storage instructions on each jar.
Do not give honey to children under 12 months of age.
Learn about creamed honey
Read Creamed, Whipped, Seeded: What Do These Honey Terms Actually Mean?.
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