Phondaghat Honey – NMR Tested
Phondaghat Organic Honey is the most natural form of honey. Also known as Beehive Honey, Forest honey or even Multi-Flora honey. Royal and delicious, honey is known for its nutritional as well as therapeutic qualities. Used in many applications of ayurvedic medicine and home remedies, trusted for over 70 years, Phondaghat Honey is the number one choice when it comes to pure and natural honey.
Phondaghat Honey Benefits
Phondaghat Honey is the natural most form of honey. The colour and taste you have grown to be familiar with, it is produced in the most hygienic and standard conditions so that you can taste pure and natural goodness till the last drop. And yes, we’re NMR Tested!
Phondaghat Honey is
- NMR Tested
- FSSAI Compliant
- AGMARK Certified
- 35+ Quality Parameters
- Genuine Product of India
Our variety of honey is also known as Forest honey. It comes directly from the natural honeycombs hanging on trees. Traditional beekeepers collect honey from these combs and we bring you the goodness. The crop on which honey bees forage on determines the kind of honey. Strategically placed specific floral farms can result in a particular kind of honey that gives the taste of flowers the bees feed on. For Multiflora honey, these flowers are undefined and so you may actually be tasting a bit of berry, lilies, daisies or even orchids.
Phondaghat Life Recommends:
Start your day with a spoonful of Phondaghat honey in a glass of lukewarm water, squeeze a wedge of lime, and go for the day!
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Phondaghat Honey | Crystallisation
Honey has a tendency to crystallise. It is a natural behaviour of Honey. It is true with each and every kind of honey available.
Why does honey crystallise?
Honey crystallisation is a natural phenomenon. Honey thickens and settles down at the bottom of the container. It is not a sign of contamination but actually a mark of honey is pure. It is a natural and spontaneous phenomenon. Pure, raw and unheated honey has a natural tendency to crystallize over time. Crystallisation of honey can happen due to various external factors – the temperature at the source location while collecting honey, and even the temperature at the storage facility.
Moreover, the composition of honey itself as honey comprises of high level of Glucose and what you see at the bottom of the bottle are actually glucose granules. Additionally, when honey crystallises, you may find fine granules of honey settling down at the bottom of the vessel just like Desi Ghee. Also, the crystallisation process is uneven therefore not all bottles of the same batch will crystallise in the same manner. It is mentioned on every bottle.
Does it affect the quality of honey?
Honey crystallisation is a natural process and does no harm to the quality of honey. It is safe to consume and has no effect on the nutritional property of honey other than color and texture.
You can even scoop out the crystallised honey and use it as a jam spread. If there need be, you can just dip the bottle in warm water to normalize texture. In some cases, you might have to repeat the process a couple of times. In conclusion, Crystallised honey is good honey.
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The best Honey I have purchased till date. Better than the one I got in the Gulf. Me and my family love it.
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Honey is good but 1.5 kg bottle does not have AGMark. Why??? Is it not approved by Government but you still want to sell??
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Add cost of Phondaghat Honey cans of 5 kgs (HONEY-FOREST-JRY-FCT-5 KG x 2 Nos.).
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How do we confirm purity since many brands have failed the NMR test. It causing doubts while purchasing honey nowadays
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Last 7 year I parchesh phondaghat honey 1kg bottal every one or two months 280 or 330 kandivali society Store but lock down ma society Store patangali honey store
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Sirji rate high hai market may 10% to 15% discount ma available hai too directly price low hona chaia
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I have been a regular buyer of Phondaghat Pharmacy Honey. Last week, I got a look alike bottle, but without an Agmark logo. Also, the website address said phondaghatlife.co.in.
I still purchased it for verifying the details. The address on the bottle was tweaked a bit, but said Mogul Lane, Mahim. I returned the bottle to the pharmacy and requested him to verify the details.
He kept convincing me, that the packaging has changed. But I refused to agree and showed him the bottle with the Agmark logo, which I had at home.
Please help me understand, if I was correct in doing so?
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Thank you very much for the product. I just want to know whether the honey bees are fed Sugar syrup or some sort of other sweet syrup to increase production. Do you have a quality control on such activities?
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Phondaghat honey, 1500gms is available at Dmart online for Rs 370/- Whereas here buying directly from Phondaghat online costs Rs. 572/- Why this vast difference in amount?
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Is your honey raw or pasturised? Wanted to know the same before buying. Look forward to hearing from you.
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I am using phondaghat honey from many years & have been more than satisfied with the quality of product.
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My family has been using your honey for years and would not trust with any other. I live in New York. Do you ship the phondaghat honey to US? Due to lockdown I have not been able to travel to India to get the honey.
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Hi i have been consuming your honey for more thsn a year, quality is fantastic. Just one question is your honey heated and pasteurised.
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Have been using this for self and my little pet doggie Pari.
Absolutely pure stuff.
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I bought 1.5kg bottle from dmart. Is it original and organic? As I don’t see agmark on it
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Is your honey agmark marked? I bought an honey bottle of 1.5kg from dmart but did not see the agmark logo.