Is this a type of honey that you can put in your tea on a daily basis?
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You could but I use it by applying it externally on wounds bites any skin problem that might invite infection.
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use a regular cheaper honey for your tea- the heat will destroy the healing property of manuka honey, according to my on-line research
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Yes, you can certainly use this to sweeten your tea daily. It has a very nice sweetness, also on the thicker side but nowhere near solid. Deep amber shade and very pleasant.
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I believe not it is my understanding that the healing properties of this RAW honey are destroyed if it is heated over 110F.
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This isn't an answer, but, why would you want to use such an expensive & extraordinary honey as just a sweetener when there are so many other honeys that might taste better in your tea?
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It could be used in tea. It is very thick and strongly flavored, however...and a bit expensive. I believe it is mainly intended to help your body fight infection. There are many strengths to choose from; the stronger the level the more expensive it is, but then it is reported to fight infection better. I see that it is now infused in bandages for fighting infection and is prescribed by surgeons and doctors.
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Yes. I have used small amounts in a tea that I brew for hydro and aquaponics
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Yea, that'll work. For flavor, I mix with herbal tea, but honey or something is fine too
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Yes. I purchase this regularly for my mom, who happens to love chai tea, and she says this is delicious.
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The honey is actually more of a brown but this is the second time I purchased the three pack. My family and I find the taste very nice when we add it to our tea. I really don't know if the light color makes a difference but I will be ordering this again when our supply runs out.
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I totally agree with the previous comment listed below and would like to add- although it is 100% pure honey- it is for topical use only. A fine product.
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This tea is primarily for the female repoductive system so I personally wouldn't recommend this tea for his use. I'm not a doctor so I would consult a physician.
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The label does not say natural, raw or organic. The honey supposedly has 'healing' properties.We use it daily, about 2 teaspoons, but do not know if it helps. It tastes great and seems to be fine.
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Yes! I've canned jam with it the past two years! I love it and the fact that I use only 1/2 cup honey per batch and it's still great!
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I like my hot tea sweet. At first, in an effort to get it as sweet as I wanted, I would use to much, making the tea bitter. Now I use five drops of the Stevia and a rounded !/8 teaspoon (Heaping half of the little pink spoon that comes with it) of powdered Sweet-n-low. Stevia is supposed to be the best of the 'natural' sweeteners, and Sweet-n-low is supposed to be the best of the 'artificial' sweeteners. Mostly it is a matter of personal taste. To me this is a good combination for my tea, and the addition of a spoon of honey really puts it over the top. Yumm.
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Yes! It is perfectly safe to put into tea. It's so easy to make your own Earl Grey with exactly the aroma you love!
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No, is honey, BUT all the health benefits of it have been ReMOVED by ultrafiltration, so why pay the big bucks if the good stuff have been removed??? Get RAW HONEY instead!!!!
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I would say yes, you would have to make the mixture yourself with distilled water and seasalt. For sore throat I add the oil to honey.
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It is somewhat stronger than traditional English Breakfast Tea. But it does go well with breakfast or can be had at any time of day. If you like stronger teas, this has a very good flavour and you will enjoy this South African tea.
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Yes it is sweet but I like it. I even but honey in it as well. It does work well to relax your body and mind before bedtime.
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No. I just eat them like almonds. They are not as crunchy, and the taste does have a somewhat bitter taste, but I sometimes take a few with my local honey I also take. Makes a nice mix.
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I researched that also but was not able to find the answer without contacting the seller or manufacturer directly. I also researched the chemical that is commonly used and was convinced that even if its present the quantities are not large enough in tea bags to be harmful with normal daily useage.