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Honey Delights @ The Oaks

Hidden within the heart of The Oaks, where golden light filters through ancient trees, lies a sweet enchantment: Honey Delights. These luscious chocolates bonbons hold a secret at their core—velvety honey harvested from our very own buzzing hives.

 

Our hyper-local honey is harvested from our own hives where our bees forage from the local plants and native flowers. Giving it deep golden floral notes from our garden, and our orchards of fruit and nut trees. Raw and unfiltered, with all the anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and anti-bacterial properties from propolis and pollen.

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Our Chocolate Bonbons

Our Honey Delights chocolate bonbons are crafted with only the finest natural ingredients. Each one features expertly tempered dark Valrhona chocolate encasing a luscious The Oaks honey-filled center. Made with cocoa beans from Belize, raw honey from The Oaks, brown sugar, cocoa butter, and vanilla, these indulgent treats are pure, simple, and naturally exquisite.

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The Oaks Honey?

Raw honey is a thick, sweet syrup made by honeybees. Unlike regular honey, raw honey is not pasteurized or filtered. It is as close to the hive as you can get. You may be wondering if raw honey is healthy or if you can eat it on its own.

Raw honey is an excellent source of antioxidants, offering a variety of health benefits. It contains healthful bee pollen, bee propolis, and antioxidants.

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Because it is not pasteurized, raw honey contains more nutrients than regular honey.​​

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Who Should Avoid Raw Honey?

If you have a severe pollen allergy, eating raw honey could cause a serious allergic reaction. Honey of any kind, including raw honey, is not safe for infants under 1 year old. 

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Honey Crystallisation

Crystallization, also known as granulation, is a natural process that occurs in honey and contributes to its preservation. Therefore, it is not a sign of deterioration. Honey is a highly saturated sugar solution from which glucose crystallizes over time. Depending on the nectar from which honey is produced, some types crystallize faster than others.​

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The crystallization can be reversed by gentle heating. Place the honey container in a hot water bath for some time to turn the crystals into liquid again before using.​

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All proceeds from the sale of our honey and chocolate are donated to our charity - the Congenital Anaemia Network.​

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Contact

If you have any queries on our sustainability policy, feel free to reach out.

+44 75 11 22 33 75

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