Delta Bee Honey - Glass Jar

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Delta bee honey in a glass jar, 500 g or 1 kg, sold unopened as the maker packs it: for feteer with qishta, a spoon in tea and Egyptian sweets. Crystallising is normal. Not for babies under 12 months.

Delta Bee Honey - Glass Jar — Description

This is bee honey from Delta, a brand sold in Egyptian shops as asal nahl Delta. We sell the jars exactly as they come from the maker, unopened, in two sizes, 500 g and 1 kg, both in glass. We do not open, blend or repack them, so the jar you receive carries Delta's own label, with its ingredient line and its best-before date.

Expect the taste of everyday bee honey: sweet and mild, with a soft floral note. Colour and taste change from harvest to harvest with the flowers the bees visited, so one jar can be a shade lighter or darker than another.

In Egypt honey belongs to breakfast. Feteer meshaltet, the flaky layered pastry, is torn by hand and dipped into honey and qishta, the thick cream skimmed from boiled milk, and many people stir a spoonful of honey into their tea. It also goes over sweets: zalabia, the small fried dough balls, are served with syrup or with honey.

Spoon it over feteer or warm bread with qishta, stir it into tea or yoghurt, or drizzle it over pancakes, zalabia or basbousa just before serving. Always use a dry, clean spoon: a drop of water in the jar can make honey ferment.

Honey is not for babies under 12 months. Do not give it to an infant in food or in drinks, or on a dummy: this is the standard food-safety advice for all honey, whatever the brand.

What this page does not claim. It names no flower source, no place where the honey was gathered and no grade, and it says nothing about how the honey was processed: for those, read the label on the jar. Honey is also widely sold with long lists of claimed effects, and this listing repeats none of them. It is sold as food, and nothing here is a health claim or medical advice.

Keep the jar tightly closed at room temperature, away from the sun and the stove; honey does not need the fridge, and cold makes it crystallise faster. Crystallising is normal for honey: it slowly turns cloudy and thick or sets firm, and it has not gone off. To make it runny again, stand the closed jar in a bowl of warm, not boiling, water for a quarter of an hour, stir, and repeat until it is clear. Do not boil it or heat it in a microwave: strong heat darkens honey and changes its taste. The best-before date is printed on the jar.

Delta Bee Honey - Glass Jar — Specifications

Pack & packaging: Glass jar, sold unopened as Delta fills it. Choose 500 g or 1 kg: the small jar for a few weeks of breakfasts, the large one for a family table.
Ingredients: Bee honey, sold under the Delta brand. The full ingredient line and the best-before date are printed on the jar's own label.
Flavour & aroma: Sweet and mild, with the soft floral note of bee honey. Colour and taste change from harvest to harvest with the flowers, so one jar can be lighter or darker than another.
How to use: Spoon over feteer or bread with qishta, stir into tea or yoghurt, drizzle over pancakes or Egyptian sweets. Use a dry, clean spoon. If it crystallises, stand the closed jar in warm water.
Who it's for: Anyone who likes honey at breakfast, in tea or over sweets, and visitors who want feteer with honey and qishta at home. Not for babies under 12 months.
Storage: Closed, at room temperature, out of the sun; no fridge needed (cold speeds up crystals). Crystallising is normal: soften it with the closed jar in warm water. Best-before date: printed on the jar.
Taking it home: Honey counts as a liquid at security: pack the jar in your checked bag, wrapped and sealed in a plastic bag. The EU and Great Britain allow up to 2 kg per person from Egypt (checked October 2026); elsewhere, check before you fly.

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