I have been thinking of switching to more locally-sourced honey, and two brands that keep coming up in my search are Under The Mango Tree and Farm Honey. I have seen their products available online and in stores, and they seem to focus on raw, organic honey, but I have never personally tried them. Has anyone else? I currently use store-bought honey from larger, more commercial brands like Dabur, Zandu, but I have been hearing a lot about how raw honey is better for health. It is said to retain more nutrients, enzymes, and even pollen, making it more beneficial compared to processed honey.
Under The Mango Tree is a brand I find quite intriguing because they talk about helping local farmers and keeping their production sustainable. They offer different types of honey like Wild Forest Honey and Mustard Honey, which sounds interesting. But I wonder if it tastes significantly better than regular honey or if there is an actual difference in texture. I am also curious if it’s truly raw like they claim or if it undergoes some processing.
On the other hand, Farm Honey claims to provide 100% natural and organic honey, and their price point is slightly more affordable compared to some other premium brands. They offer varieties like Neem Honey and Ajwain Honey, which sound healthy, especially for someone trying to include medicinal foods in their diet. But again, how is the taste and quality? Do these local brands stack up against more established, trusted options?
Has anyone here tried honey from either of these brands or any other local ones? I am especially interested in how the taste compares to commercial brands like Dabur or Patanjali and if it’s worth the switch price-wise. Also, how do you usually use raw honey? I am thinking of adding it to tea, breakfast bowls, or even just as a sweetener in my cooking.
If you have tried these or other local honey brands, I would love to know your experiences whether it is for daily use or more health conscious purposes. Do they justify the hype about local sourcing and raw honey benefits?
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