8th Mar 2012•
Posted by: Rowse
Find out why NPA Manuka honey's so special!
Not all Manuka honey is the same. Find out why Rowse Manuka Honey has all the taste AND all the health benefits - all the time!
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Quick fact
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Did you know?..
If set honey goes runny, usually heat is the culprit. To make the honey set again, it needs to go in the fridge for a few hours. After that, it’ll be perfectly happy (and delicious) at room temperature.
28th Mar 2012•
Posted by: Rowse
Lemon and Honey Cupcakes
Indulgent little cakes to satisfy your sweet tooth.
You'll need: Rowse Acacia Honey or Rowse Pure & Natural Clear Honey, butter, caster sugar, lemon zest, eggs, flour, lemon juice, butter, icing sugar, low-fat soft cheese, yellow food colouring, sprinkles, sugar flowers.
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Quick fact
Honey isn’t suitable for babies under 12 months.
2nd Apr 2012•
Posted by: Rowse
Thank the honeybees with flowers!
Today we're launching a super exciting project, to plant thousands of honeybee-friendly plants, with help from our Facebook and Twitter friends...
18th May 2012•
Posted by: Rowse
Just Why Manuka Honey is SO Good for You...
By now you may have heard that Manuka honey is a special kind of honey that’s especially good for you – but do you know why?
Did you know?..
If you store honey at very low temperatures, it 'frosts'. Frosting is harmless and happens when the natural crystals begin to bond together to form a lattice network. To soften the honey, warm it gently in an airing cupboard for a day or so.
18th May 2012•
Posted by: Rowse
Demystifying Manuka - Your questions answered!
Everybody’s talking about Manuka honey and we thought we’d answer some of the most common questions about the super special sweet stuff.
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