Nature's Blends250g x 83+ MGO Raw Manuka Honey from New Zealand

Great quality honey, really has a high quality consistency to it and very sweet. I think the value is great for this, it would be better if it was around £10 though as it's only 250g.

I docked -1 star out of the gate, because I spent almost 1/2 an hour trying to find their certification source and couldn’t find it. I previously lived in NZ and know that there are registers for the certs - I couldn’t find this company, nor its supplier listed on any of the official registration lists. I suggest the vendor update their information to show the cert registration source, because if they’re buying bulk Manuka from another supplier and mixing it to achieve the levels cited, then that’s fine (loads of companies do it) - but the source Manuka registration should be identifiable.Taste wise, it tastes a tiny bit diluted with bush honey - so it’s tasty by itself on a spoon.

As someone who uses manuka honey regularly for its health benefits, I'm really impressed with this 263+ MGO honey from Nature's Blends. It's top notch quality.The texture is amazing - thick, velvety smooth, and incredibly rich. You can tell it's pure, premium manuka just by how it looks and feels in the jar. No gritty or crystallised bits at all.The taste is divine too. It has that distinctive, slightly earthy manuka flavour but it's not overpowering or bitter like some brands can be. Just a lovely, robust honey taste.And of course, the 263+ MGO rating means this is potent, therapeutic-grade manuka with all the wonderful antibacterial properties. I use it for general immunity, digestion, and applying topically when needed.A little goes a long way because it's so concentrated. The 250g jar lasts me quite a while even with daily use.If you want real, unadulterated New Zealand manuka that checks every box for quality and strength, this is it. I've paid much more for manuka nowhere near as nice as Nature's Blends. Can't recommend it enough!

The media could not be loaded. I measured it on the scale it comes to 277g without the lid, that means the tub itself is about 27g minus the lid. Will measure the tub when it's empty then we see for 100% sure if it's 250g. I think it is though just a feeling. for 80 quid that's steep current price, would think 500g-750g should be that manuka price. I've no test equipment to see the exact antibacterial content. I've no proof that it actually works or does anything.I've been taking Manuka honey every day for years, from a variety of brands, a teaspoon per day, and I still get sick. If the price drops to 30 quid for 500g I'd buy some. I will say this, the taste is really good, it tastes like sweet, yet thick, very dense honey at room temperature 25oC, putting it in the fridge will solidify it further, leaving it out near heat will make it more runny. It goes well with many things, I tested it with mixed lemon juice, with cooled hot water, it helped soothe my throat.Sorry the main reason for my review is it isn't filled to the bare top, and the quantity vs price ratio is just far off, I have used manuka honey at 830+ MGO which is higher antibacterial property, yet costs 54.90 that is by far less money nearly same quantity 225g, which is better value vs quantity in comparison.Product is 5/5.My heart and brain says 3/5.

Excellent honey, with a great taste. Four stars.

Good honey

I've been using this New Zealand manuka honey to sweeten my tea and drizzle over yogurt.Pros:• The robust manuka honey taste adds a burst of flavor to my dishes.• Its thick texture makes it easy to spread evenly on toast.Cons:• Unfortunately, it lacks organic certification, which may be a concern for some buyers.In conclusion, despite not being organic, its intense flavor and consistent thickness make it a satisfying choice for everyday use.