Tamarack Jack's Honey and Meadery
Garlic Infused Honey
Garlic Infused Honey
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A savory twist on traditional honey, our Garlic Infused Raw Honey offers a delightful fusion of sweet and savory flavors. Packed with the potential health benefits of garlic, this unique infusion adds depth and complexity to your dishes. Use it as a glaze for roasted meats, a drizzle for grilled vegetables, or a dipping sauce for bread. Experience the culinary versatility and potential immune-boosting properties of this extraordinary combination.
Benefits of Local Raw Honey
Raw honey comes right from the hive. Ours is filtered, than bottled, no heat or processing is ever applied. This means it retains all of the powerful nutrients, and antioxidants. On the other hand, store purchased honey often undergoes processing to help with appearance and to stop the crystalization. But it also removes or destroys any important health benefits from the honey.
Pasteurizing honey isn't about food safety, raw natural honey is among the safest foods you can eat.
Raw Honey as a Antioxidant Power House
Did you know that some types of raw honey contain as many antioxidants as fruits and vegetables. Antioxidants help your body protect itseslf agains free radicals, and thus imporve overall health. Free radicals have been linked to many types of cancer, and early aging. Antioxidants can also help lower blood pressure.
Honey as a Substitute for Sugar
Replace those empty sugar calories with the benefits of raw honey is all your baking. By following 4 simple rules, you can pull it off without a hitch.
Slight cahnges are required because of the larger sweetness impact of raw honey vs sugar, the natural liquids and acids found in the honey needs to be acounted for, and honey tends to brown faster under heat, so you need to reduce the oven temperature.
Raw Honey and Seasonal Allergies
If you are one of those people that gets stuffy in the spring when pollen fills the air, local raw pollen may be the solution for you. Because your allergies are from the local plants in your area, as you eat local honey, your body slowly build a tolerance to it.