Kenya pure honey suppliers | Natural Honey sale from Kenya

Kamba pure honey sale| Mwingi pure honey suppliers | Kenya natural honey sellers

We are suppliers and sellers of natural Kamba pure honey in Kenya and our honey has no additives nor preservatives. Our honey is direct from the hive into packaged bottles.

How does one differentiate pure from fake honey?
The term “adulterated honey” implies that the honey has been added glucose, dextrose, molasses, corn syrup, sugar syrup, invert sugar, flour, starch, or any other similar product, other than the floral nectar gathered, processed, and stored in the comb by honey bees.
A common misconception is that granulated is proof of adulteration with sugar water. The truth is honey is a supersaturated sugar solution and can granulate whether or not it has been adulterated, so crystallization is normal, especially in temperate climates. Furthermore, some honey from certain floral sources is especially prone to crystallization. Buying honey in the comb is one way to assure ourselves of a quality product. Comb is sealed in the hive by the bees; therefore consumers can be confident that the honey has not been adulterated with sugar water.

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Kamba Kenyan pure honey

Here are some health benefits raw honey has to offer:

A good source of antioxidants. Raw honey contains an array of plant chemicals that act as antioxidants. …
Antibacterial and antifungal properties. …
Heal wounds. …
Phytonutrient powerhouse. …
Help for digestive issues. …
Soothe a sore throat.
Raw honey has been used as a folk remedy throughout history and has a variety of health benefits and medical uses. It’s even used in some hospitals as a treatment for wounds. Many of these health benefits are specific to raw, or unpasteurized, honey.

We supply only raw unboiled honey. Do note that high heat kills yeast, can change the color and texture of pure and many of the beneficial nutrients are also destroyed in the process.
If you’re interested in trying raw honey, buy it from a trusted local producer like us.

01. A good source of antioxidants

Raw honey contains an array of plant chemicals that act as anti oxidants. Some types of honey have as many antioxidants as fruits and vegetables. Antioxidants help to protect your body from cell damage due to free radicals.
Free radicals contribute to the aging process and may also contribute to the development of chronic diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Research shows that antioxidant compounds in honey called polyphenols may play a role in preventing heart disease.

02. Antibacterial and antifungal properties

Research has shown that raw honey can kill unwanted bacteria and fungus. It naturally contains hydrogen peroxide, an antiseptic. Its effectiveness as an antibacterial or antifungal varies depending on the honey, but it’s clearly more than a folk remedy for these kinds of infections.

03. Heals wounds

Kenya African honey is used in medical settings to treat wounds because it’s been found to be an effective germ killer and also aids in tissue regeneration.
Studies show that African honey can boost healing time and reduce infection. Keep in mind that the honey used in hospital settings is medical grade, meaning it’s inspected and sterile. It’s not a good idea to treat cuts with honey you buy from a store.

04. Phyto-nutrient powerhouse

Phytonutrients are compounds found in plants that help protect the plant from harm. For example, some keep insects away or shield the plant from ultraviolet radiation.
The phytonutrients in honey are responsible for its antioxidant properties, as well as its antibacterial and antifungal power. They’re also thought to be the reason raw honey has shown immune-boosting and anticancer benefits. Heavy processing destroys these valuable nutrients.

05. Helps digestion

Honey is sometimes used to treat digestive issues such as diarrhea, though there isn’t much research to show that it works. It’s proven to be effective as a treatment for (H. pylori) bacteria, though, a common cause of stomach ulcers.
It’s also a potent pre-biotic meaning it nourishes the good bacteria that live in the intestines, which are crucial not only for digestion but overall health.

06. Soothes sore throat

Have a cold? Try a spoonful of honey. Honey is an old sore throat remedy. Add it to hot tea with lemon when a cold virus hits you.
It also works as a cough suppressant. Just take one or two teaspoonfuls, straight.

Differences to Identify 100% Real (Pure) and Fake Honey?

01. Honey Thickness

Pure Honey: It is fairly thick and takes time to move from one side of the jar to the other.

Fake Honey: Not dense at all. Fake honey is very light and runny.

02. The stickiness of Honey:

Pure Honey: It tends not to be sticky if rubbed between fingers.

Fake Honey: It is fairly sticky because of the high percentage of added sweeteners and additives.

03. Taste of the Honey

Pure Honey: The taste vanishes in a matter of minutes. If you heat and cool pure honey, you will alter the taste and kill all healing and nutritional values.

Fake Honey: Taste will remain for a little longer because of added sugars and sweeteners.

04. Honey Smell/Aroma

Pure Honey: If experienced, you can actually smell aromas Mild scent, probably the actual smell of the flowers from which the nectar was collected.

Fake Honey: There is mostly none or just industrial sour smell.

05. When Heating honey

Pure Honey: If you heat the pure honey, it caramelizes quickly and does not make foam.

Fake Honey: Never caramelizes and forms the foam and becomes bubbly because of the added moisture, sugars and water.

06. Dissolving Method

Pure Honey: Doesn’t get dissolved in water, but will lump and settle at the bottom. Gets diluted when stirred for a while. Mixing in equal amounts of honey and methylated spirits, honey settles at the bottom.

Fake Honey: Stays incoherent and gets dissolved water right away. Dissolves in methylated spirits while making the solution milky.

07. Flame Test

Pure Honey: If we immerse a matchstick in the honey, it lights easily with no hesitations.

Fake Honey: Matchstick does not light easily due to the presence of moisture.

08. Bread Test

Pure Honey: When spreading on a slice of bread, the slice hardens within few minutes.

Fake Honey: It gets the bread wet due to moisture content.

09. Absorption Test

Pure Honey: Few drops poured on blotting paper do not get absorbed. When poured on a piece of white cloth, it won’t leave stains.

Fake Honey: Gets absorbed into blotting paper. Leaves stains on a white piece of cloth.

10. Impurities

Pure Honey: Presence of impurities: dirty-looking particles, pollen and bee body parties.

Fake Honey: Absence of impurities.

11. Egg yolk Test

Pure Honey: When poured into a container with yolk alone and the mixture stirred together the yolk appears like it is cooked.

Fake Honey: Has no effect on the yolk.

There are quite a number of methods you can use to determine or know if honey is fake or pure.

How to Check the Purity of Honey at Home:

According to Natural Nigerian, most producers will dilute nectar-made honey with molasses and sugar syrup in order to boost their profits. To boost the thickness of the honey, some will add to it flour, sand, sawdust or even ground chalk. In order to check the purity of honey at home, here’s what to do:

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The Water Test to Spot Fake Honey:

The Flame Test to Know Pure Honey

Organic honey is flammable. Here’s a test to know 100% pure organic honey.
Take a dry matchstick and dip its tip right into the honey.
Strike the stick on the matchbox as if to light it.
If the honey is pure, the matchstick will light with ease.
The flame will also keep burning off the honey.

However, if it is with impurities, it will not light because fake honey contains moisture as one of the impurities.

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Natural Pure Honey from Kenya

Green Tec supplies pure, raw Kamba honey from Mwingi, Kenya, with no additives or preservatives. Our natural, unboiled honey is available in 500g, 750g, 1kg and 5kg packs.

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