Our 100% all natural Acacia Mellifera honey, gathered on the slopes of the Rift Valley, has the lightest taste of Kenya’s delicious honeys. Â This clear, amber coloured sweet honey is delicious drizzled on fruit, ice cream, crepes and more.
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