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How to choose your Manuka honey

Where does Manuka Honey come from? Manuka honey comes from the primary forests of New Zealand. It has been used in traditional Maori medicine for centuries. "Manuka" is actually a...

Sapin et sève

What is honeydew?

Honeydew is a popular sweet food source for ants and honey bees. It is an excreta, that is to say a substance produced from the sap of plants by sucking...

Idées de recettes d'hiver au miel

Winter recipe ideas with honey

Here are some winter recipe ideas based on honey.  Honey and lemon grog   This ancient hot drink will warm you up and relieve congestion. It is excellent in case of...

Miel de Coriandre

Coriander Honey

Coriander is a herbaceous plant known for its digestive and carminative properties. The vegetal taste of our Coriander Honey, harvested in France in the Indre region, will subtly remind you...

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The uses of beeswax

We reveal to you, in this article, the uses of beeswax. You are given the recipe for the beeswax candle, as well as a preparation to take care of your...

Callune

Bruyère Callune: it's harvest time

Callune honey, harvested by Miel Factory in the Ariège Pyrenees Regional Natural Park, is characterized by its gelatinous texture, its slightly bitter flavor with a fairly pronounced caramel note.

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Do it yourself: the honey scrub

I am Ombline Porthault, a naturopath and in charge of communication at Miel Factory. I am passionate about the world of well-being and natural health. Today, I am sharing with...

Les insectes pollinisateurs

Pollinating insects

Who are the main pollinating insects? The bee is arguably the best-known pollinator, but it is important not to forget about other pollinator species.