Kashmiri Sidr Honey 3 kg Jug + Talbina 500 g

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Product description

Kashmiri Sidr honey in a 3 kg jug, bundled with 500 g of Talbina and a free wooden honey spoon, comes from Asal Al Jebal, 40 years in honey. This first-grade honey, often simply called Kashmiri honey, is the one families reach for by the spoonful to sweeten tea, desserts and homemade syrup in place of table sugar.

Product facts

  • Bundle contents: Kashmiri Sidr honey (3 kg jug), Talbina barley flour (500 g) and a wooden honey spoon.
  • Honey grade: first grade.
  • Floral source: bees forage on pasture blossoms and Sidr flowers, with pasture blossoms dominant.
  • Taste: clearly sweet and mellow, with a lighter Sidr character than Peshawari Sidr.
  • Weight: 3 kg on the scale, including the jug.
  • Servings: about 150 tablespoons of 20 g each.
  • Crystallization: rare; when it happens, it is a normal trait of honey and not a sign of spoilage.
  • Quality: lab-tested in Riyadh after arriving in the Kingdom. The store sells no pasteurized or processed honey, and none from sugar-fed bees.
  • Storage: 10 to 25°C, in a glass container, away from light and moisture; keep it out of the fridge and freezer.
  • Shelf life: 2 years from the production date.

Why choose it

  • A 3 kg jug at a wholesale price, sized for homes that sweeten with honey every day.
  • Talbina and a wooden spoon are included, so the set is ready to use the day it arrives.
  • Kashmiri Sidr costs less than Peshawari Sidr, which makes generous daily use practical.

Ways to enjoy it

Stir a spoonful into tea or Turkish coffee, drizzle it over pancakes, or use it instead of sugar syrup (sheera) on kunafa and basbousa. To keep the honey taste in the background of desserts, blend it first with ground cardamom, cinnamon or vanilla. Cook the Talbina with milk or water into a smooth barley porridge and sweeten it with a swirl of honey. Poured into small glass jars, the honey also makes a welcome gift for guests.

FAQ

How is Kashmiri Sidr different from Peshawari Sidr? Kashmiri Sidr comes mostly from pasture blossoms, so it tastes sweeter and milder, while Peshawari Sidr has a stronger Sidr character and a higher price.

Is the 3 kg measured in liters? No. Honey is sold by weight, and the jug weighs 3 kg on the scale, container included.

Can babies have this honey? No. Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months.

Shipping is free to every city in the Kingdom. In Riyadh and Madinah, the store's courier delivers the same evening for orders placed before noon, or within 24 hours; main cities elsewhere receive orders in 1 to 3 working days, and other areas in up to 5 days during busy shopping seasons, with an SMS tracking link sent on dispatch. You may return the order within 7 days.

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