Description
Why make lemon-flavored thyme honey?
Our citrus-infused honeys reflect our commitment to creating a delicious and very healthy product. Thyme honey is renowned for its antiseptic properties. This is combined with all the components of the citrus fruit, including its vitamins, which remain intact because the product has never been heated.
Lemon tree cultivation on the Côte d’Azur
The lemon we grow is quite special because it produces two harvests of lemons. It is therefore more work because it is necessary to regularly select and prune to keep the most productive branches and twigs.
As a general rule, it is very important to provide essential nutrients in 3 times depending on the size of the tree but also its soil. Do not neglect the supply of minerals, in particular zinc and boron, which before fruit set will support the setting of fruits and their maintenance until maturity.
Making lemon-flavored thyme honey
We produced this honey with the initial goal of obtaining the purest product possible. Therefore, neither our oranges nor our honey were exposed to temperatures exceeding 35°C, which preserves all the enzymes and vitamins intact while resulting in a very flavorful blend.
USES OF LEMON-FLAVORED THYME HONEY
🍯 1. Culinary uses
In hot drinks:
Add a spoonful to herbal tea, tea or hot water to soothe the throat and give a lemony taste.
Excellent in a ginger infusion to boost immunity.
In the cuisine :
For topping yogurts, soft cheeses or desserts (panna cotta, crepes, waffles).
In vinaigrette or marinade: it brings a sweet and tangy note to sauces for poultry, fish or roasted vegetables.
On goat or sheep cheese: a sweet and salty contrast that is much appreciated.
In pastry making:
To sweeten cakes, muffins or gingerbread.
It is an excellent substitute for sugar or syrup in recipes.
🌿 2. Medicinal and wellness uses
For sore throats and coughs:
A spoonful, either pure or diluted in warm water, soothes irritations thanks to the antiseptic action of thyme and the soothing action of honey.
Immune system boosting:
A spoonful on an empty stomach each morning helps to boost natural defenses.
Digestion and detox:
Mixed with warm water and fresh lemon juice, it promotes digestion and helps to drain the body.
Skin care (external use):
As a gentle mask (honey + lemon = natural antiseptic) to purify and brighten the complexion.
💡 3. Other ideas
In a seasonal change treatment (autumn or spring) to boost immunity.
As a gourmet gift: its original fragrance is very popular with lovers of natural products.
Technical data and origin:
Lemon (Cirus x limon, (L.) Burm. f., 1768) bio : Le Bar sur Loup, Pays Grassois, France
Miel de thym bio : France
lemon citrus flavored honey
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