Pure Kashmiri Raw Honey – 500g

Experience honey the way nature intended.
Our Kashmir Valley Raw Organic Honey is collected from wild nectar farms in the pristine mountains of Kashmir — untouched, unheated, unprocessed. Every jar carries the authentic taste of Himalayan flora, packed with natural enzymes, antioxidants, and unmatched purity.

This honey isn’t the usual thin, factory-filtered sugar syrup.
It’s thick, golden, and 100% raw, just the way bees make it.

Perfect for boosting immunity, daily wellness, and adding pure sweetness to your meals. One spoon, and you’ll taste the difference immediately.

⚡ KEY FEATURES

• 100% Raw & Unprocessed

• Sourced from Himalayan Nectar Farms

• Zero Added Sugar | Zero Preservatives

• Cold-Extracted to Preserve Nutrients

• Rich in Enzymes, Antioxidants & Minerals

• Naturally Thick & Aromatic

• Lab-Tested for Purity

• Harvested Sustainably from Ethical Beekeeping

🍽 HOW TO USE

• Add 1 spoon to warm water (NOT hot) every morning

• Mix with kahwa / green tea

• Use as a natural sweetener for breakfast bowls

• Apply as a natural remedy for sore throat

• Can be used in DIY skincare masks

📦 INGREDIENTS

100% Raw & Pure Himalayan Honey

(No added sugar, flavour, or preservatives)

⏳ SHELF LIFE

24 Months from the date of packaging
Store in a cool, dry place. Natural crystallization may occur — a sign of purity.

🚚 SHIPPING INFO

• Ships within 24–48 hours

• Secure glass-jar packaging

• Free delivery on orders above ₹999

• COD available (optional)

❓ FAQs

Q1. Will the honey crystallize?
Yes, pure honey naturally crystallizes in winter. Just place the jar in warm water to bring it back to liquid state.

Q2. Is this honey heated or pasteurized?
No. It's 100% raw, cold-extracted, and unheated to preserve enzymes & benefits.

Q3. Is the honey organic?
Yes. Nectar is collected from wild Himalayan flora with zero pesticides around.

Q4. Is it safe for kids?
Safe for all ages above 1 year.

Q5. Where is it sourced from?
From small, sustainable beekeeping farms across Kashmir Valley.