Honey of Al-Khobot

The bees are placed in the winter in low areas along the western coasts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia where the temperature is suitable for the bees, as well as the presence of some spring herbs such as (Qurmal, Al-‘Alqa, Felfela, Sanā’ Makkī), which helps preserve the bees and the process of increasing the colonies with feeding them a relatively sugary diet due to the weak nectar in the flowers, resulting in honey that is partly nectar from flowers and partly sugary feed (when to harvest). At the beginning of the main seasons for producing medicinal honey, the honey in the cells is sorted and cleaned before the season begins, and this honey is considered food honey and not medicinal honey according to beekeepers. (Used for dietary purposes, not medicinal). (Used by mixing with milk or sweetening tea, in traditional dishes, or as a spread with peanut butter or dairy products). Weight (half a kilogram).