Natural Comb Honey from Turkey – 1250 g

Natural comb honey from Turkey in a 1250 g size: a whole honeycomb filled with honey the bees made from many kinds of flowers. Delivery within 24 hours in Riyadh, and 1 to 3 working days elsewhere.

The light golden cells are sealed over the honey, and when you cut the comb a thin, flower-scented honey runs out. It is enough for a family table and guests for days.

📋 Quick facts

• Type: honey on the comb, as the bees built it.
• Origin: Turkey.
• Nectar: many different flowers, a multifloral honey.
• Weight: 1250 g.
• Pack: a round yellow tub with a clear lid that shows the comb.
• Wax: edible, chewed with the honey.

🐝 Where it comes from

This comb honey comes from Turkey, where bees gather nectar from many flowers, store it in the wax cells and seal them. The comb reaches you as it left the hive, not processed and not pasteurised.

🍯 Taste and serving

Cut the comb into squares and serve it with white cheese, olives, eggs and warm bread, Turkish style. Chew the wax with the honey until the taste fades, then swallow it or set it aside. The honey that runs from the edges suits pancakes and yogurt, and a piece of comb beside fruit makes a simple dessert for guests.

📐 Specifications

🌡️ Storage

Keep the tub closed at room temperature, away from sun and humidity. Do not refrigerate it, as cold makes the honey crystallise faster inside the cells. Use a dry knife when cutting.

🏪 Why Asal Al Jebal?

1. Honey specialists for more than 40 years.
2. 3 branches: Al Rawabi and Al Fayhaa in Riyadh, and Al Wabra in Madinah.
3. We do not sell processed, pasteurised or sugar-fed honey.
4. Guaranteed quality, with returns accepted within 7 days.

❓ FAQ

Can you eat the wax?
Yes. Chew the wax with the honey, then swallow it or set it aside as you like.

Where does this comb honey come from?
From Turkey, made from the nectar of many flowers.

How long does 1250 g last?
It is enough for a family table and guests for days.

How do I serve comb honey?
Serve a piece with breakfast, fruit or yogurt, and chew the wax with the honey.

Is it suitable for babies?
No honey of any kind should be given to infants under 12 months.