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What is raw honey? Well in our opinion the term has been bandied about by a lot of people who should have known or know better. Technically Honey cannot be “cooked”, it can, and sometime is, burnt – either deliberately or by bad handling. Most honey is cold extracted and is also unpasteurised and so most definitely is “raw”. However Read More
We are now experiencing the first rays of the spring sun and with it comes the start of the bee-keeping year for us. We have finished all the maintenance of hive parts and all the new wax has been put into fra mes ready for the season to commence. Every colony has now had their mouse guards removed and been Read More
Looking for something a little different to celebrate Pancake Day this year? We have just the ticket with our truly delicious Organic Wildflower Honey and Vanilla home made ice cream! Why not give it a try on your Pancakes and let us know how you get on? Not only is our Organic Wildflower Honey a firm favourite here at Littleover Read More
With Pancake Day fast approaching, it’s needless for us to say that our favourite topping is honey-themed! And what’s even better about this upcoming Pancake Day is that we have teamed up with Coupon Shop UK and The Daily Mirror to offer readers a fantastic 25% discount. So grab yourself a deal and read this article (click here to read).
Keeping our eyes peeled at a microscopic level ensures that you can truly trust every single drop of our honey. We are fanatical about the quality of our honey, which means that we can track it down to the very field that it came from. We even have an on-site laboratory so we can put our taste claims to the test. Read More
Here at the Littleover Apiaries, we like to give our support were we can. Each month throughout 2014 we will be giving the equivalent of 10% OF ALL OUR ONLINE HONEY SALES to The Sanctuary Project Four Night Shelter in Rushden, Northants. The Sanctuary Project is part of the East Northants Community Service and offers shelter to the local homeless. The Read More
Well, after a long and dreary damp winter, life and our season it seems will start again this February. It will be slow a start at first as we wait for a warmish day to enable us to go and start to inspect every single hive. We need to choose our days carefully as we want any bees that are Read More