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Door No. 2 of the World Honey Advent Calendar

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A red bow adorns this duo. A perfect gift for forest honey connoisseurs!
 
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Door No. 1 of the World Honey Advent Calendar

Posted by Siegfried Neubauer on

We start December 1st and open door no. 1 of the world honey advent calendar 🎄 Behind it are honeycomb soaps with beeswax

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World Honey Advent Calendar, Door #16

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We open door no. 16 of the World Honey Advent Calendar   Behind it is a shower duo from the Black Forest beekeeping. She has specialized in the production of care and cleaning products with honey, beeswax and propolis. The focus is on the mild and skin-friendly character, and elaborate and brightly colored packaging is deliberately avoided. Our care set includes a mild honey shower and a strengthening propolis shampoo . They provide the perfect care for every skin and hair type! If you want to win the care products, please like us on Facebook or Instagram and share a...

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World Honey Advent Calendar, Door #14

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We open door no. 14 of the World Honey Advent Calendar In it you will find a special honey, because this honey was fermented into vinegar . In a first fermentation, honey is fermented into mead and then into vinegar. In contrast to products where honey has been added, the aromas of the honey are retained in this vinegar. The beekeeper from Trentino has developed two variants: spruce honey and citrus honey. And because, as is well known, the eye also eats, the honey vinegar comes in a glass bottle with an atomizer. From the outside you cannot tell whether...

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World Honey Advent Calendar, Door #12

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We open door no. 12 of the World Honey Advent Calendar   This is a rare type of honey from the high mountains. The so-called alpine rose honey , popularly known as alpine rose honey, can only be harvested from around 1,500 m above sea level. To do this, the beekeeper and his honey bees have to go up into the mountains after the snow has melted. There the bees collect the nectar of the low-growing, pink-flowered florets until August. Interesting is the fact that the alpine rose is very poisonous for humans and cattle, but the honey can be...

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