Quick facts
- Type
- Mint and lemon blended with honey
- Origin
- Honey from Lithuania
- Taste
- Fresh mint, zesty lemon, honey
- Good with
- Hot tea, iced water, yoghurt
- Format
- Single-serve spoon
- Net weight
- 12 spoons × 10 g (120 g)
- Ingredients
- Honey no less than 92%, freeze-dried mint 5%, freeze-dried lemon 3%
- Storage
- Protect from direct sunlight. After opening, store in a cool and dry place.
Net weight, ingredients and storage: as printed on the label.
Three ways to use one spoon
- Stir it into hot black or green tea.
- Stir it into iced tea or cold water with ice.
- Spoon it over plain yoghurt with a few berries.
What you taste
Mint is the first flavour and lemon the second, with the sweetness of honey underneath. Both mint and lemon are fresh flavours, so a single spoon goes a long way in a cold drink, and it lifts a bowl of plain yoghurt without weighing it down.
Keep a few at hand
A single serving suits places where a jar would not: a desk drawer, a coat pocket, a picnic basket. Put one beside each teacup when guests come, and let them stir their own.
Questions
How is it different from the jar?
It has the same two flavours in single servings. The jar of mint and lemon suits the kitchen, and the spoon suits a bag.
Can I eat it straight from the spoon?
Yes. Mint and lemon make it a fresh, light spoonful on its own.
Does it dissolve in cold water?
Yes, if you stir well. Warm water dissolves it faster, so for iced drinks stir it into a splash of hot water first.
Where the honey comes from
The honey comes from Lithuania. Mint and lemon are blended into the honey.
Keeping it
Protect from direct sunlight. After opening, store in a cool and dry place.
