Is this honey actually from Wildflower or just flavored?
It’s not flavored. The bees collect nectar from wildflowers, so the taste comes naturally from the source.
Why does the taste change slightly sometimes?
Wildflower honey varies in color depending on the flowers in bloom at that time. Lighter or darker shades are both completely natural.
Is it safe for daily consumption?
Yes, you can take it daily in small amounts as part of your routine.
Why is the texture thicker or sometimes crystallized?
That’s a natural sign of pure honey; real honey can thicken or crystallize over time. That’s just nature’s way of reminding us that we are having pure honey. Pure honey crystallises over time due to the presence of glucose in it. Honey has two main sugars fructose and glucose. Honey in which glucose concentration is higher crystallizes faster. The crystallization rate depends on various factors like flowers, temperature, and what the bees feed on. There is a simple fix if you like your honey in a liquid texture. Keep the jar on warm water and it will be liquid again
Where is this honey sourced from?
It’s sourced from wild forest regions of Phek, Zunheboto and Noklak in Nagaland collected by local harvesters.
Why is the honey color different from the one I ordered last time?
Wildflower honey varies in color depending on the flowers available in that season; it's a natural variation, not processing.
This doesn’t taste overly sweet like regular honey. Is that normal?
Yes, real wild honey has a more balanced, floral taste, not just plain sweetness like sugar-mixed honey.
Many brands claim “pure” what makes yours different?
Galho Wild Foods, our honey is wild harvested from Apis Cerana bees and kept as close to nature as possible. We don’t mass-process, over-filter, or standardize it, so every batch stays raw, natural, and true to its origin.
Is this honey collected from farms or from the wild?
Our honey is harvested from the wild, where Apis cerana bees forage freely on natural forest flowers, not domesticated farms.
Can I see small particles or pollen in the honey? Is that normal?
Yes, that’s completely natural in raw honey. It shows minimal processing and authenticity.
Note: Honey can support health but is not a replacement for medical treatment, and it should not be given to babies under 1 year.
