It may thicken or set in the cupboard. That is normal for raw honey, not a fault. To make it runny again, stand the closed jar in a bowl of warm water — never the microwave. Step by step: how to decrystallise honey safely.

To see which flowers the bees worked for your jar, match the village and the Best Before date here: trace your honey.

Use it as honey. Toast, tea, porridge, cooking. Lid on, cool cupboard. Not for children under 12 months.

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It may thicken or set in the cupboard. That is normal for raw honey, not a fault. To make it runny again, stand the closed jar in a bowl of warm water — never the microwave. Step by step: how to decrystallise honey safely.

To see which flowers the bees worked for your jar, match the village and the Best Before date here: trace your honey.

Use it as honey. Toast, tea, porridge, cooking. Lid on, cool cupboard. Not for children under 12 months.

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It may thicken or set in the cupboard. That is normal for raw honey, not a fault. To make it runny again, stand the closed jar in a bowl of warm water — never the microwave. Step by step: how to decrystallise honey safely.

To see which flowers the bees worked for your jar, match the village and the Best Before date here: trace your honey.

Use it as honey. Toast, tea, porridge, cooking. Lid on, cool cupboard. Not for children under 12 months.

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It may thicken or set in the cupboard. That is normal for raw honey, not a fault. To make it runny again, stand the closed jar in a bowl of warm water — never the microwave. Step by step: how to decrystallise honey safely.

To see which flowers the bees worked for your jar, match the village and the Best Before date here: trace your honey.

Use it as honey. Toast, tea, porridge, cooking. Lid on, cool cupboard. Not for children under 12 months.

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If you have not bought a jar like this before: it still spreads like honey. The goji is mixed through, so the colour is warm red and you may see small pieces of fruit. Stir if they have risen. The taste is honey first, then a mild tart berry. It is not jam. Jam is cooked fruit with sugar.

We keep the batches small so the fruit stays even in the pot. That is the difference you pay for — not a longer ingredients list.

Use it as honey. Toast, a scone, yoghurt, porridge. Lid on, cupboard not fridge.

Want the idea in one page first? Read what fruit-infused honey is. Other flavours sit together under honey with fruits.

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Colour varies because the bees work different plants through the season. Cream, gold and greenish granules in the same jar are normal.

Sprinkle a pinch on yoghurt or porridge, or stir a few granules into honey. Do not boil. Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, keep refrigerated and tightly sealed. Avoid moisture and direct sunlight.

Net weight 70g. Produce of England. Unsuitable for children under 12 months. Do not use if you are allergic to pollen, bees or honey.

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The base is the same smooth, spreadable honey we bottle from our own English apiaries. Cinnamon is folded through it so you get a warm spice in every spoonful, not a dusty layer sitting on top.

It stays on toast. It stirs into porridge. A small spoonful in warm (not boiling) tea gives you honey and cinnamon without opening two jars.

What’s in the jar

Ingredients: local creamy honey 98%, cinnamon 2%.
Produce of England. Net weight 150g.

Unsuitable for children under 12 months old — the same rule as any honey.

The Best Before date on the lid is about peak flavour, not a safety cut-off. Keep the lid on, use a clean dry spoon, and store the jar in a cool cupboard. A short guide is here: How to Store Honey Properly.

How it tastes and how to use it

Expect the familiar sweetness of local honey with a clear cinnamon note — closer to a well-spiced porridge topping than to a Christmas cake. It is not a runny drizzle; the texture is creamy, so it stays put on bread and crumpets.

Good with:

• Toast, crumpets and warm butter
• Porridge, overnight oats and yoghurt
• A spoonful in warm tea or steamed milk
• Apple, banana or baked fruit

If you prefer a plain jar without spice, start with our creamed honey from Whatton or a village multiflower honey.

Other jars in the same range

This sits with our other small-batch flavoured jars: Local Honey with Blueberry, Local Honey with Raspberry, Local Honey with Strawberry, Local Honey with Banana, Local Honey with Mango, Local Honey with Passion Fruit, and Local Creamed Honey with Bee Pollen. All use our own creamy honey as the base.

Want the difference between this texture and a naturally set jar? Read Set Honey vs Creamed Honey. For what “local” means on our labels, see What Is Local Honey?.

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If you have not bought a jar like this before: it still spreads like honey. The acai is mixed through, so the colour is dark and you may see small pieces of fruit. Stir if they have risen. The taste is honey first, then a tart berry note. It is not jam. Jam is cooked fruit with sugar.

We keep the batches small so the fruit stays even in the pot. That is the difference you pay for — not a longer ingredients list.

Use it as honey. Toast, a scone, yoghurt, porridge. Lid on, cupboard not fridge.

Want the idea in one page first? Read what fruit-infused honey is. Other flavours sit together under honey with fruits.

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The Christmas Tree Beeswax Candle is a small layered tree in golden yellow beeswax. Four tiers of textured branches rise to a short cotton wick. It is 100% pure beeswax, handmade in Nottingham, with no paraffin and no added scent.

Stand it on a mantel, a festive table or a windowsill. When lit it gives a steady golden flame and the light honey smell of real beeswax. Unlit, it still reads as a Christmas tree — useful as décor through December.

See the full range of handmade beeswax candles. To understand the difference from supermarket wax, read What Are Beeswax Candles? and our guide to pure beeswax Christmas candles.

Why this candle

• • 100% pure beeswax, locally sourced
  • Layered tree shape with a short wick

• Clean, slow burn and a natural honey aroma
• A simple handmade Christmas gift

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Stand it on a mantel, a festive table or a windowsill. When lit it gives a steady golden flame and the light honey smell of real beeswax. Unlit, it still reads as a Christmas tree — useful as décor through December.

See the full range of handmade beeswax candles. To understand the difference from supermarket wax, read What Are Beeswax Candles? and our guide to pure beeswax Christmas candles.

Why this candle

• 100% pure beeswax, locally sourced
• Layered tree shape with a short wick
• Clean, slow burn and a natural honey aroma
• A simple handmade Christmas gift

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