2-pack of 500g Blended Manuka honey. Made from New Zealand native flowers and plants.
*Not for sale in W.A. NOTE: Expiry date Sept 2023
Mānuka blend MGO 30+ New Zealand honey, sometimes referred to as ‘multifloral Mānuka’ is a natural blend of New Zealand honeys, made when bees forage from a range of sources, including the Mānuka (Leptospermum scoparium) tree.
Think it's because it's from NZ. Have the same issue buying from chemist warehouse.
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Or you know. Just buy regular honey for 1/4 the price. Tastes just as good.
I'm not sure what you mean by regular, or what this honey tastes like, but seasonal/not mass produced honey has a huge depth of flavour and variety. The generic $6 stuff from woolies is just flavoured sugar syrup in comparison.
It's like someone saying golden syrup tastes the same as maple syrup.
Agreed. Recently I purchased some honey from forest fresh honey is Perth. Actually I bought some as a gift for someone and also got some for myself to try and it tastes amazing. But I wouldn't buy it regularly as it's too expensive for me.
The promoters of Manuka would just about have us all believing it cures cancer. I just think its over hyped and over priced. But sure. Each to their own flavour wise.
Note that this is MGO 30 which is significantly lower grade than their UHF line.
https://www.comvita.com.au/blog/umf-and-mgo-manuka-honey-rat…
Yeah this is even lower than UMF5
This is a mixed honey (which includes manuka)
OOS
So, after all the comment, it is good or not good?
Personally I'd buy local honey. I don't really get into all this manuka grading stuff. I just like tasty honey. I can typically find about 700g for about $11 from some random local people that tastes pretty good.
I'm from WA, so whenever I go on holiday down south and come across some honey that someone has made down there, I grab a jar.
I'm not sure where you're from, but you should be able to find something.
Thanks for your comment, you got a good point actually, I know my choice now.
why is it not allowed in WA?