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SuperLife™ Pure Mānuka honey 15+

Harvested, tested, certified. This is ultra-premium authentic Mānuka honey, made by honeybees collecting nectar almost exclusively from native Mānuka bush. Certified to contain at least 514mg/kg of naturally occurring methylglyoxal (MGO), to support wellbeing and enjoy on special occasions.

Flavour and texture profile
Rich caramel colouring reveals a smooth, melt-in-the-mouth runniness. Sweet meets strong – in a distinctive, resinous Mānuka flavour profile that is pure sophistication. This is grown up honey as nature made it, just lightly creamed for you to savour. A tingle in the back of the throat is a mark of high UMF™ Mānuka honey.

Size
$119.00 NZD
$119.00 NZD

How to use

Try some:

  • Whizz a little into a green juice or fruit smoothie
  • Suck off a spoon if you feel a throat tickle
  • Combine with a few drops of olive or coconut oil and add to your bath

Ingredients

100% New Zealand UMF™ 15+ Manuka honey.
Please store out of direct sunlight, below 25 C.
Warning: Not suitable for infants under 12 months of age.

Nutritional Information

  Av qty
per serving		 Av qty
per 100g
Energy 70kJ 1401kJ
Protein 0g 5.8g
Fat total 0g 0g
- saturated 0g 0g
Carbohydrates, total 3.81g 76.2g
- sugars 3.53g 70.6g
Sodium <1mg 6.14mg

Shipping & Returns

We offer FREE delivery within New Zealand on all orders over $60 NZD. For orders under this amount, postage is just $6.00.

Free returns within the last 30 days

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Buy with confidence

The UMF™ grading system appraises natural markers found in Mānuka honey, and
assures purity and quality. Please see umf.org.nz. UMFHA 2037.

SuperLife honey is tested to meet stringent quality standards and ensure every single jar meets the legal requirements stipulated by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) Mānuka Honey Science Definition.

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