Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey & Peach Blossom

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom Review

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With winter in full swing (and the weather showing no signs of letting up), this new collection has arrived just in time. The Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom bodycare range is inspired by the healing and moisturising properties of honey, which not only gives the range some real dryness-busting prowess, but also a seriously delectable aroma.

The range is made up of shower gel, two body moisturisers, a hand cream and two balms, but I wanted to focus on two products that I’ve really fallen for since I began my trial: the English Honey and Peach Blossom Body Butter, and the English Honey and Peach Blossom All-Purpose Balm.

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom Body Butter

I love the packaging of the Body Butter. It’s a nice mix of modernity and retro botanical print, plus the tub is reassuringly chunky. In terms of its contents, the rich and indulgent body moisturiser is a prime example of just how wonderful an ingredient honey is.

 

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom Body Butter Open

It’s just so thick and creamy. One of my greatest beauty-related pleasures is digging my fingers into a really rich body butter. I can’t be alone on that one, right? This particular formula is made with a high concentration of shea butter, honey, moringa seed oil and peach blossom extract to make skin plump, supple and hydrated. It sinks in easily and leaves a very fine protective layer on the body, which maintains the moisture level for around 24 hours.

 

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom Body Butter Swatch

See how thick it is? Gorgeous. Massage all over the body following your shower, concentrated on really dry bits like the knees and elbows. It’ll also leave skin scented with a sweet honey-floral scent of apricot, peach blossom, honey, coconut and tonka, which I must admit is a key factor in my growing addiction to this gorgeous range…

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom All Purpose Balm

The other must-have product from the range is the English Honey and Peach Blossom All Purpose Balm, a little pot of golden nectar. I absolutely love it. Its size is akin to a tub of lip balm, and yet it’s designed for use anywhere on the body. “How can one small tub possibly go that far?”, I hear you ask. Well, it’s all down to its beautiful balm-to-oil texture that just lasts and lasts.

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom All Purpose Balm Open

Upon opening the tub, the balm appears to be quite solid. Be careful running your finger over it, though – it has a deceptively melting texture!  Take a tiny dot of product and massage it into the affected area for instant relief from dryness, and a lovely dose of the sweet honey and peach blossom fragrance. I use this primarily on my lips;  the superfine balm-oil sinks in with a satin finish rather than a thick, balmy layer, making it a perfect base for lipstick. I also use it on isolated patches of ultra dryness, particularly on the tops of my arms and my neck, and it does a wonderful job on those, too.

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom All Purpose Balm Swatched

You can get a better idea of just how tactile the texture is here, which belies its ultra nourishing beeswax, shea butter and honey formulation. It’s really lightweight, and very versatile. Finally, an all-purpose balm which can truly be used anywhere!

Competition Time!

Thanks for entering our competition, everyone! The winners are Clio and Nicky B – enjoy your brand new skincare!

Like the sound of English Honey and Peach Blossom body care? Well, we have two complete sets to give away! Simply let us know your favourite use for honey (recipe, homemade skincare, etc) in the comment box below, and you’ll be entered into our prize draw.

The winner will receive:

1 x Body Wash 250ml
1 x Body Lotion 250ml
1 x Body Butter 250g
1 x Hand Therapy 100g
1 x All Purpose Balm 9g
1 x Honey Lip Selve 4.2g

Terms and conditions:  No purchase necessary. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning. Contest begins February 20th 2014 and ends February 28th 2014. Winners will be selected in a random drawing on or about February 28th 2014. Open only to UK residents. Two prize winners will receive the items stated above. Prizes must be accepted as awarded; not redeemable in cash or credit.

 

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  • I love making face masks! Two teaspoons of milk and two tablespoons of honey is great for making skin super soft!

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  • Helen Armstrong

    My son loves it in his porridge and loves how it sticks to his spoon!!x

  • Ellis Cochrane

    My favourite use for honey has to be as a deep hair conditioner. I apply it copiously and leave it in my hair whilst it’s wrapped up in a towel. I wash it out like normal and my hair is so soft. I normally does this once a month to give my hair a treat! 🙂

  • Louise Redding

    My favourite use for honey is drizzled on hot buttered bagels!! Mmmmm

  • My favourite use of honey is used as an ingredient in my holy grail homemade all-purpose scrub with sugar, olive oil and honey of course 🙂

  • clio

    My favorite use for honey is in a DIY face scrub! I just mix up some fine brown sugar, coconut, almond or jojoba oil, a few tablespoons of honey in a bowl, and put a generous amount on my face. Massage it in using circular motions to exfoliate, leave it on as a mask for 10 minutes, rinse off with lukewarm water and voila: soft, glowing skin! I would love to try this Crabtree & Evelyn line, English honey & peach blossom sounds divine 🙂

  • Jenny

    I love a hot toddy – especially when I’m not feeling well to help me sleep – hot water with whiskey, lemon and honey 🙂

  • Fotini

    My favourite remedy for colds and sore throat is black tea with lemon and lots of honey.. it works wonders 🙂

  • melanie stirling

    This doesn’t sound very nice but on wounds it’s brilliant at healing and drawing out the ‘nasty stuff”. I think honey is wonderful.

  • Tony walker

    There are 3 things I use honey for
    1-facial scrubs with brown sugar and warm olive oil.
    2- drizzled all over my Sunday roasted parsnips. Yum !
    3- in a hot toddy with a good whiskey !!

  • Lisa Conway

    Stirred into a hot drink – camomile tea or hot milk are made delicious with a spoonful of honey

  • My favourite use for Honey is to mix it with some lemon and warm water. A cup every morning to kickstart the system.

  • jo smith

    I have loads of favourite uses for Manuka Honey…on my porridge, warmed with Lemon for colds and coughs, plus it’s wonderful for healing scars, face masks and getting rid of cold sores….it’s such an amazing product! These items sound divine 🙂

  • David

    I love honey on my porridge in the morning!!

  • mary heald

    Honey and lemon is my favourite drink when I am full of cold.

  • Laura C. Martin

    Drizzled over thick Greek yoghurt, so delicious.

  • Filipa Alexandre

    I love to use honey in pancakes

  • Victoria Carr

    Honey roasted parsnips! Yum

  • Sue Hodges

    I love honey on toast – but it has to be set honey – not runny honey!

  • maggie777

    My favourite use for honey is to sweeten porridge

  • Tina Bell

    My kids love honey on toast for breakfast

  • Fiona

    I love a drizzle of honey on buttered toasted hot cross buns

  • Heather Jenkinson

    Honey is the best cleanser, I use a couple of teaspoons mixed with porridge oats, massage into my face and then rinse with water, cleansing and softening all in one go!

  • Jessica Wilde

    I use honey on spots to help it heal…

  • Sara Coyne

    My favourite use for honey is to use as a antiseptic. Apply to minor cuts, scrapes and burns and cover the wound 🙂 x

  • Delyth Earp

    My favourite use for honey is drizzled over my porridge!

  • jeanbolsover

    I always find adding honey to lemon is very good as a drink whenever I have a cold

  • Claire C

    My favourite use for honey is in my flapjack recipe, it adds a nice sweetness and a taste that isn’t usually found in flapjack 🙂

  • bossladysal

    I love honey with Greek yoghurt for breakfast or as a dessert – delicious.

  • Karen Cowley

    Love to grill chicken breasts with honey on top, great with veg or on a salad, has been fab on my diet as well , this looks fab , thanks for the chance x

  • judy

    my favourite way to use honey is a homemade smoothie,bannana,strawberries,milk,ice cubes and a large dollop of honey,yum !!

  • Elaine Dale

    good for eczema, our 3 grandchildren all suffer quite badly from it but rubbing this on and covering it with gauze at bedtime really eases the discomfort

  • Laura Harris

    I love honey on hot buttered crumpets or multigrain bagels. Delicious!

  • YOYO Laorerkuthai

    My favourite use of honey is as a spot/scar treatment. Simply apply directly onto troubled areas and after a few days of continuous application…. Boom! The scar is gone. Honey is just magical 🙂

  • Amelia Kennedy

    I use honey as a natural sweetener in drinks and baking – lovely rich flavour, far nicer than sugar!

  • YOYO Laorerkuthai

    My favourite use for honey is as a spot and scar treatment. Simply apply directly onto troubled areas and after a few days… The spots will disappear! Magical isn’t it, honey?

  • LyndaJ213

    My favourite use of honey is with lemon juice in a glass of water to be drunk first thing in the morning before breakfast (or before your cuppa). Its just good for everything and helps to keep my skin looking fresh and clear

  • Gina Raymond

    Licking it off a spoon when I’m having a serious sweet craving that only honey will satisfy 🙂

  • David Prince

    On roasted vegetables

  • ashleigh ryan

    I love it in my favourite honey roasted ham recipe!

  • Beverley Black

    Washing your face with honey and warm water makes your skin super soft and can soothe reddened skin 🙂

  • Suzanne Cooke

    We take a spoonful of manuka honey every day and ( touch wood ) neither myself or my daughter have had a cold this winter it also helps my allergies.

  • Becky I

    On crumpets!

  • Deborah Williams

    My parents are bee-keepers so I’ve always used honey and other bee products in recipes and beauty treatments. In a recipe, I love honey with Greek yoghurt with raspberries and blueberries. In a beauty treatment, a spoon of raw honey and three spoons of water make an amazing shampoo (surprisingly!).

  • Anna I

    A wee drop of honey in a hot toddy (or just hot water and lemon, for those who can’t do whisky) chases away colds a treat! Yum. 🙂 @AnnaSeedDrops

  • Elizabeth Harbron

    In coffee 🙂

  • carolinedavison

    I love honey for my hair, I don’t really like eating it but I love it for my hair and body. It’s a great moisturiser.

  • David Walker

    in porridge

  • Melissa Manning

    Personally I love using honey to for baking – sticky rice krispy cakes always go down a treat!

  • christina field

    On toast in the morning.Yummy.

  • Caroline H

    I think my favourite is as marinade with ginger, coriander, garlic, soy and a glug of olive oil – makes wonderful roast veg, especially on BBQ corn on the cobs.

  • Keshia Esgate

    HONEY AND BUTTER SANDWICHES mmmmm

  • Lucy

    Mixing honey, almond oil and beeswax…you get the most amazing lip balm. Also, honey on toast is the best hangover cure!

  • Wendy Tanner

    added to home made yoghurt for a great healthy dessert

  • Elaine Savage

    My favourite use for honey is mixed into natural yogurt, with a few seeds sprinkled on top. Healthy and yummy!

  • Nicky Butler

    My favourite use of Honey is rubbing it into the dry parts of skin such as elbows, knees and lips. You let it soak in for 30 minutes before washing it off. It’s also great to use the same technique on spots, it really helps to clear them quickly! It can get a bit sticky but is such a lovely natural remedy!

    The range seems lovely, I especially like the sound of the balm!

  • Victoria

    my favourite use for honey is in a sandwich with banana – yum!

  • liz denial

    I recently discovered Gran Luchito Honey which is Mexican smoked chilli honey, it’s great for barbecues or with cheese

  • Lindsey

    I love to use honey in marinades for roasting meat. I love it mixed with mustard on pork! It’s also lovely with goats cheese and red onion.

  • jojones

    Love honey in my porridge

  • karen davey

    my fav use for honey is mixed with mustard and popped on my home cooked baked ham

  • Julie West

    Honey has great healing powers

  • maureen findley

    basic honey hot water and cayenne pepper to really bring out a cold

  • Eleanor Beavan

    My favorite use for honey is drizzled on top of my muesli, which can also be mixed together with natural yoghurt for a lovely face mask, multi purpose !

  • hannonle

    My favourite use is drizzled on blueberry muffins

  • Cecilia

    Honey in a mix of olive/cocnut oil and some mayo for a rich moisturising hair mask – easier to apply to wet hair, leave in for about 45mins, cover with shower cap for natural greenhouse effect then rinse out. Your hair will thank you for it!

  • Lynn Mitchell

    for a bad throat
    2 tisp honey 1 tisp lemon 2 pain killers crushed (be very careful don’t over dose on painkillers ) mixed with half a cup of boiling water mix and let cool
    sip whilst still warm

  • CatP

    Spread on hot, buttered, toasted seed bread (preferably home-made) – there is no finer breakfast!

  • Emma Nixon

    Honey is lovely with hot lemon when you are feeling a bit run down.

  • Darius D.

    On its own with tea

  • Karen Barrett

    I love to use Honey in cooking often using it rather than sugar, my all time favourite is honey on pork chops.

  • natalja popsujeva

    In Greek style cottage cheese

  • sarah birkett

    either drizzled on weetabix, or rubbed into a chicken breast with some wholegrain mustard

  • Cheryl Edwards

    In smoothies!

  • jo nice

    Plain clear honey is a great face mask – apply to a cleansed face and it rejuvenates, moisturises and is antibacterial! Also if it runs a little you can lick it off! Perfect!

  • susan walsh

    honey on porridge ..delicious:) also on toast yum yum

  • sian hallewell

    Honey and lemon in hot water is a must have for a sore throat, cough or cold. Honey is fabulous for healing

  • Izzy Mse Baker

    Izzy’s Honey-Lemon cough syrup

    Honey-Lemon cough syrup… homemade honey cough medicine. It is easy to prepare and works great to sooth a sore throat and quiet coughs

    Place 16 ounces of raw honey in a pan and cook on low heat. (Do not allow honey to boil.)
    Place a whole lemon in a pan of boiling water and allow to boil 2-3 minutes or until outer skin softens.
    Allow lemon to cool and slice into 4 pieces. Place sliced lemon into honey.
    Simmer on low for one hour
    Strain mixture to remove the lemon and seeds
    • Allow mixture to cool and place in a sealed container
    • Refrigerate up to two months
    Adults, 1Tbs; children 50 pounds and over, 1 tsp; and children under 50 pounds, ½ tsp. May be taken four times a day or as needed.

    WARNING: Do not give honey to children under the age of 2.

  • jenrogers

    I love Manuka Honey 15+ on Avocado Pears

  • Hayley

    I like it in porridge or on pancakes 😀

  • Nicola BIven

    We love it on our porridge, simple but that natural sugary sweetness gets us ready for the day ahead

  • Helen Joanne Wakeley

    My favourite use for honey, is putting it on my daughters toast. We visited quince honey farm in devon recently, they showed you how honey was made and we got to see the bees. She has been obsessed ever since.

  • I love using honey in cooking. I mix honey with soy sauce, garlic, ginger and five spice powder to make a delicious marinade for meat.

  • Debbie

    I love honey when i have a cold, its a godsend for me xx

  • Kerry v

    On toast mmm…

  • FionaLynne Edwards

    I love it on toast with banana – so delish!

  • shawbarbara

    My favourite use of honey is used as an ingredient in my homemade all-purpose scrub with sugar, olive oil. Leaves me so soft

  • Victoria_CosmeticCravings

    I use it with some hot water and a liberal squeeze of lemon juice for moments like today when I have a bad cold. It helps warm me up, feels comforting and reminds me of my childhood!

  • Claire Smith

    With Greek yoghurt ….tastes better if preferably sat in a pretty harbour side Taverna on a small Greek island!

  • Sarah-Jane Laycock

    Minor burns and stings – it relieves pain almost immediately and the healing properties are amazing – no infection, very rapid recovery

  • Kat Lucas

    I love honey on American Buttermilk biscuits with whipped honey butter.

  • jcyclops

    I love honey stirred into homemade yogurt.

  • Jo welsh

    My favourite use if honey is giving it to my daughters as a drink in some warm milk as we buy local honey as they suffer from heyfever and this helps them alot.

  • kj19

    I have it every day in my porridge but also once a week as a face scrub, 2 tablespoons of raw honey, 1 table spoon of sea salt, 2 drop of tea tree oil, mix and rub in to your face wash off with warm water. Moisturize well…
    honey is great for colds a spoon in hot water with lemon a spoon of brown sugar yum

  • Julie Hayes

    I love drizzling honey over gammon. Then pop back in the oven to create a sweet crust!

  • thekiss

    My favorite use for honey is in a mesquite sauce on some barbequed ribs

  • girlybags

    We use honey in Ready Brek/porridge instead of sugar and my son loves it on bread!

  • kerry

    I love honey roast carrots and parsnips

  • Zoe Hope

    I love to add honey the my squishy banana bread that I make x

  • Jenny Moore

    I’d say my favourite use of honey is on my porridge, as it’s good and healthy for me, and I love the taste. I started eating honey years ago on a recommendation as a hayfever cure (eat local pollen honey) and must admit that it certainly helps!!

  • Geraldine O’Gorman

    I love honey and use it for beauty care and for good health. My favourite use is to make a chest remedy with honey, lemon juice and garlic, hot water.

  • jeniferjamie

    I use honey when I have a sore throat. Mix a tablespoon of runny honey with 2 tablespoons of warm water, 1 tablespoon of vinegar and a dash of ground cinnamon. I 100% guarantee your sore throat will disappear! Works every time! 🙂 xx

  • Danika Lloyd

    stirred into my morning hot drink!

  • Charlotte

    Slice a banana down the middle, spread honey all over it and then stick it in the microwave for thirty seconds…yum!!

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  • Ioana Dumitrescu

    I just love using honey as a lip balm. It’s also my most used remedy for a sore throat.

  • Narges Nojoumi

    When I’m feeling faint or light-headed, I have a spoonful of honey to perk me up again! Natural and good for you.

  • Yoyo

    My favourite use for honey is as a spot treatment. Simply apply directly on to troubled areas, and after a few applications, kaboom! your spots are gone 🙂

  • SilverSam

    A generous dollop of honey, butter and freshly chopped dill added to steamed sliced carrots makes a delicious glazed dressing for the vegetables. Yum!

  • SilverSam

    A generous dollop of honey, butter and chopped fresh dill added to steamed sliced carrots makes a delicious glazed dressing for these vegetables. Yum!

  • s.i.a.n_xo

    Add a few drops of honey to your bubble bath! Pour it in under a running tap and it will leave the bath smelling sweet and leaving your skin super soft!

  • cherry49

    My favourite use for honey is as a moisturiser for my skin. I also love to drink honey and lemon juice whenever I have a heavy cold. It really soothes my sore throat and helps to calm a cough.

  • Catherine Parkin

    In a honey and lemon drink when I have a cold

  • Anne Margaret Roake

    my favourite use of honey is eating a chocolate toblerone with honey in it! anneroake1972@hotmail.co.uk

  • Lani Nash

    I love it on toast and in porridge

  • Clint Howat

    Put in my porridge

  • Helen S

    Local honey on toast; as it eases the symptoms of hay fever.

  • Laura

    I can’t say I can think of any products I have used with honey in! Maybe some lip balm somewhere… My favourite thing for honey is plain on pancakes 🙂

  • Dawn Costen

    I love honey on toast!! Sooo scrummy!

  • Yvonne Bretherton

    Genuine activate Manuka Honey applied to small wounds helps the healing process.

  • Anu Merrick

    My favourite use of honey is with hot water and lemon juice. I have it whenever my skin needs a pick me up. I use honey and olive oil on my lips just ehen I think my lips might be chapped. This keeps my lips kissably soft!! 🙂

  • ruthtesdale

    I use it as an anticepticon wounds that are slow to heal

  • Ana Karim

    I love it in my face cream, which I cook myself: with grape seed oil and aloe vera. It’s fantastic. I also use it in various face masks. Gotta love honey. <3

  • Rachel M

    If you’re after a light exfoliant that will give your face a healthy glow, honey is amazing! Mix brown sugar with a little honey and store it in some mini pots to keep in the bathroom. It is also great as a facemask as honey reduces redness 🙂

  • Stephanie Whitehouse,

    peanut butter honey and banana is the ultimate sandwich filling

  • Robert

    My favourite use for honey is to use it as a face mask. It is nourishing and honey contains ingredients that helps detox and nullify acne (or acne-prone skin). Used it lots of times and it works wonders. Just spread honey across face and relax for 10min then wash off. To add a little “pow!” in it , add grounded rice or sugar and massage into skin, it gives your skin a healthy glow as it also exfoliates the dead layers above the skin. In a more non-skin side, I love eating it with toast though.. haha!

  • foz

    I love using honey mixed with sugar for an effective lip scrub

  • Fiona Mallard

    I have it in porridge every morning

  • Patricia Avery

    I love honey neat from the jar!!!!!

  • Anna Laine

    favorite use – to eat forest honey with crispy bread) also love to use it as a mask for lips – helpful and yummy

  • Claire Mse Fawkner

    In between two pieces of Warburtons toastie white loaf! Honey sarnies are my fav!

  • I adore using honey within my beauty regime. It’s so nourishing, especially for my dry skin. I also swear by it whenever I have a cold or cough by adding a tablespoon of honey to hot water for a lovely soothing drink 🙂

  • Katie Skeoch

    Honey and sea salt body scrub – it’s amazing gets all the dead skin off and smells divine

  • Hannah oneill

    I love to cook with it. Lemon, honey and wholegrain mustard chicken! Yummy!

  • christina brown

    Put it in tea or put it in whisky with a slice of lemon and some grated ginger to help get over a cold

  • Laura

    My favorite use for honey is simply eating it! My house goes through the amber nectar like it’s water; spooned over porridge, lathered on toast, dropped into warm water the morning after the night before. It definitely has the UNF

  • Vanessa Mitropanou

    directly on the skin as a face mask

  • Vanessa Mitropanou

    as a face mask, directly applied to the skin!

  • Sue Jackson

    on toast! 🙂

  • Lorraine Stone

    I add it to chamomile tea. Delicious.

  • Toni Arnott

    I eat it straight out of the jar!

  • HAYLEY WYNN

    direct on skin as a face mask

  • Adele Hill

    I love honey and greek yogurt

  • janet dring

    With whisky and lemonade when I’ve got a cold

  • Sarah Lewis

    I love honey to sweeten my porridge of a morning.

  • sarah mills

    on toast x

  • Kelly

    I love using it in biscuits but I also eat it straight from the jar every morning

  • ClairejB

    Drizzled on porridge in the colder months or with plain yogurt with fruit in summer, 🙂

  • Kelly

    I love it on porridge and toast. Its also good to use a bit when making marinades too.

  • Rebecca D

    Honey is great in a cup of tea as a healthier alternative to sugar, it’s also amazing what it can do mixed with a bit of hot water when you have a cold, so natural and i prefer it to any cold remedy sold in the chemist!

  • Faye Huntington

    mixed with plain yoghurt – DELICIOUS! 🙂 xx

  • tracy newton

    Mixed with brown sugar ….it makes a great body scrub

  • Paula Phillips

    I like it stirred into a cup of hot water and lemon to drink.

  • Ddpunk

    I love adding honey to my breakfast… Whether its hot weetabix, porridge or yoghurt!

  • Diana

    On toast! Love it 🙂

  • EVA

    love honey,specially for pancakes 🙂 also honey and lemon goes very well to cure a cough or sore throat

  • Karen R

    I just love honey on toast for breakfast 🙂

  • flossiecrossie

    I like to have honey with lemon & hot water.

  • Lora

    Russian layered honey cake

  • Barnabysue

    I use it a lot in baking, for cakes and tarts, it makes a gorgeous Ice Cream too.

  • cathrynbowen

    honey on weetabix

  • csc

    I use raw organic honey in my tea everyday!

  • ♫ Alison M ♪

    I use honey a lot in baking and its great with lemon as a hot drink when you have a cold

  • tiffanyjayne

    I recently make a honey, oatmeal and vanilla soap, the oatmeal was exfoliating but the honey stopped the vanilla being too sweet, and left my skin super soft and moisturized, i’m not a fan of the taste of honey but i’ll be making more soap for Christmas this year for everyone

  • Alison Turner

    My favourite use for honey is baking from cakes to baked figs with honey

  • Emily Knight

    In porridge! Mmmmm…

  • Asta

    Honey is so versatile, I use it for a layered Lithuanian honey cake, mix it with ground coffee for a home made body scrub and recently got my boyfriend to ditch bacon rolls in favour of porridge just by adding a couple of teaspoons of (yes, you guessed it right) honey.

  • AliThorpe

    I bake my own sunflower seed and honey bread, which I love (the baking and the eating!) so this is my favourite use for this fabulous ingredient.

  • Bridget MacMillan

    My favourite is to make a sticky marinade – mix honey, soy sauce, grated fresh ginger and olive oil. Marinade chicken or salmon for at least 30 mins and then bake in oven with althe marinade to give a delicious sticky glaze to the food.

  • Etomidac

    I love my honey as a sweetener and breakfast items such as oatmeal, buttered toast, yoghurt, pancakes etc.
    I also adore 1-2 tbsp of honey swirled in a warm mug of lemon water. 🙂

  • Kirsty Norton

    I love making a honey, lemon and cinnamon face mask – makes my skin glow!

  • Kirsty

    I use honey in a hot drink when I have a cold mixed with ginger, lemon, tumeric and hot water. It really warms you up and is full of antioxidants!

  • Meme Makes

    I love any combinations of honey food! Yogurt with honey, toast with honey, tea with honey, ice cream…. you get the idea!! lol I also love making my own face scrub and lip scrub with brown sugar, oats and honey – yummy and it doesnt matter if you like the drippy bits!! haha

  • Cecelia Allen

    I use honey a lot in baking as a sweetener, roasting and also with hot lemon juice to soothe a sore throat but my favourite is in home made Barbeque sauce.

  • Kristy Leanne Brown

    I love Honey, raisin and oatmeal flapjacks

  • Ceri

    My mother cooks a wonderful honey and almond cake, which tastes divine.

  • I love honey and oats within face masks (and also topping pancakes) x

  • Ms Nomer

    Honey on toast. Simple and delicious!

  • amyjbeckett

    Honey for me is the best addition for parsnips – I love them honey roasted. I once remember seeing my face when she mistakenly ate a parsnip thinking it was a roast spud it was hillarious at home she would have probably spat it out but being at the mother in laws she politely said how lovely they were.

  • Francesca Nguyen

    I love honey in my camomile tea. It’s so soothing, relaxing and good for you :))

  • Sj Wesley

    Hot lemon and local honey – it works wonders to cure and to prevent a cold 🙂

  • Karis

    Mixed with porrige

  • Sheila Bound

    I love to add honey to my homemade tomato soup and also to bolognaise sauce. Love it in porridge in the mornings too

  • Saz Palmer

    I normally use in baking or in a hot drink for homemade honey and lemon x

  • Mhairi Roe

    I have eczema on my face and when I get a flare up I like to make a honey face mask. It really calms my irritated skin. I mix one tbsp of manuka honey with one tsp nutmeg and apply it in a thick layer to my face. I leave it in for 15 minutes whilst I relax in the bath and then wash off.

  • Christy Beckett

    I use it all the time when baking and in porridge for my breakfast x

  • Teresa Lee

    with peanut butter on toast

  • kirsty

    I love honey on pancakes 🙂

  • Lorna

    on hot fluffy american pancakes – I especially like the Rata honey from New Zealand.

  • On porridge or on crackers

  • Keeley Louise Atkinson

    I use a smudge of honey on small cuts as it has natural antibacterial properties

  • mo

    I use it in as part of my skincare regime . I dab some luke warm water on my face then massage honey in ..leave for 10/15 mins and rinse off, and your face will be so soft and moisturised x

  • Samantha Gray

    I just love it as a sweet treat – sometimes I’ll just eat a spoonful straight from the jar!

  • scarletblackbird

    I love honey in hot water every morning instead of tea

  • Sara

    Mixed with my conditioner to get shinyliscious hair ❤️

  • Sandra Leske

    I like a hot toddy when I’m feeling under the weather; I add hot water to honey, lemon and sliced garlic then add a dash of whiskey!

  • michelle bennett

    I use honey in alot of cakes and i make honey and lemon chicken quite alot.

  • Lyn Bosomworth

    honey on toast in a morning is yummy

  • Elizabeth Schlackman

    Oh, my favourite way to use honey is in milky tea. I love the sweet flavour.

  • chirag

    substitute it for sugar in tea

  • angela sandhu

    i love honey on toast!

  • Tammy Tudor

    as skin cream 🙂 if you leave it overnight then it can help get rid of impurities

  • hannahlw85

    I like to use Manuka honey on any skin problems and cuts I have as it works a treat. Great to have something natural with great healing properties

  • amelia avossa

    As a face mask with a little olive oil! perfect

  • Adele Edwin

    I love to eat it! Especially on toast or porridge 🙂