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Lili's Honey

Multiflora Honey

Multiflora Honey

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Multiflora Honey is a blend of nectar from a variety of flowers accumulating in a combination of great floral tastes.

Raw Multiflora Honey - Crystallises over time.

Liquid Multiflora Honey - Remains in a liquid state at room temperature for a longer period of time.

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Rebecca Tiller
Lovely Raw Natural Honey

We love the raw honey! And very pleased to find a local source of raw natural honey.

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Jacquelin Kirton
Amazing!

This is some of the best honey iv ever had! Just placed an order for more :))

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Ting Tseng
love it

love Lily’s honey, fresh and beautiful tast, we have been ordering from them for years!

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Tina Kapp
Multiflora

Loooove it - will be back 🔥

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Josh
Amazing Honey

Wonderfully flavoursome floral honey, fantastic in porridge on a wintery morning! Many other ways to enjoy it too, of course. Lovely to find local honey from such kind and caring beekeepers.

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We are a small family run business with the sole intention to deliver premium New Zealand Honey products to Kiwi homes directly from the hive. No preservatives, nothing but naturally sweet honey.

Description - Multiflora Honey

NZ Multiflora Honey - Available in 500g & 1kg jars.

Lili’s Multiflora Honey is harvested from our hives surrounded by wildflowers, pasturelands, and native plants on the north island of New Zealand. It is the most commonly harvested in New Zealand with plentiful flora where the birds and the bees thrive. Our Multiflora Honey is sold as naturally harvested directly from the hive. It is a blend of flavours from a variety of flora that is found in New Zealand’s North Island. The combination gives our Multiflora Honey a truly unique and rich floral taste that will leave you asking for more. It is also comparable to golden syrup to the point of it being deliciously sweet and smooth.

Lili’s Multiflora Honey is authentically Kiwi and kept exactly how nature intended it; no added sugars, preservatives, or artificial additives. As it granulates and crystalises over time, you can heat the Multiflora honey to maintain a soft texture. If you prefer a harder texture, you can always refrigerate it to achieve this.

Our Multiflora Honey has a smooth texture, perfect as a spread. The mouth-watering flowery aftertaste will always leave you wanting one last spoonful…over and over again. Lili’s Multiflora Honey is an all-purpose natural sweetener for all of your cooking needs. From a healthy breakfast to sauces and dressings. Of course, it’s also the perfect healthy alternative to refined sugar and can be added to a variety of dishes. We urge you to try our Multiflora Honey at least once for its distinctive and complex taste.

Here are some of the most common questions & answers regarding Multiflora Honey

Multiflora Honey - FAQs

What is Multiflora Honey, and what does that mean?

Multiflora honey simply means that bees have collected nectar from a variety of flowers, which creates a blend of flavours. The opposite of multiflora honey would be monoflora, which means that bees have harvested nectar solely from one specific flower. 

Considering the plentiful diversity of flowers across New Zealand, it’s safe to say that multiflora honey is rich and flavourful.

Is Multiflora Honey the most common type?

Indeed, it is. Multiflora honey is considered to be the most common around the world as it is defined by any harvesting variety. Essentially, any two different types of flowers from which bees have extracted pollen are considered to create multiflora honey. 

This is perfectly natural and common for bees to forage from a wide range of flowers. This leads to a variety of nectar sources and thus, multiflora honey.