Discover the AMI NATURAL Raw Honey Collection
A drizzle over breakfast, a touch of sweetness in a homemade dressing or a spoonful stirred into your favourite drink—there are many ways to enjoy honey in everyday cooking.
The AMI NATURAL raw honey collection brings together three varieties: Raw Carom Honey, Raw Fennel Honey and Raw Coriander Honey, each available in a 400 g pack.
The range is described as pure and natural, raw, unprocessed and unpasteurized, with no added sugar. Whether you are choosing your first jar or exploring another variety, this guide introduces the collection and offers simple ideas for enjoying it.
1. AMI NATURAL Raw Carom Honey — 400 g
Explore AMI NATURAL Raw Carom Honey as a new addition to your kitchen cupboard. This 400 g option offers a starting point for customers looking to try the Carom variety within the AMI NATURAL honey range.
For a simple serving idea, drizzle a little over toast, stir it into porridge or pair it with plain yoghurt. You can also experiment with a homemade dressing by whisking a small amount of honey with lemon juice and olive oil.
Start with a small quantity and adjust to your taste. Choosing honey can be about discovering the combinations you enjoy rather than following a fixed daily routine.
Serving inspiration: Toast, porridge, plain yoghurt and homemade dressings.
2. AMI NATURAL Raw Fennel Honey — 400 g
Bring another option to the breakfast table with AMI NATURAL Raw Fennel Honey. Available in a 400 g pack, it is one of three varieties in the brand’s raw honey collection.
Try a light drizzle over pancakes, add a little to overnight oats or stir it into a cup of tea. For an easy dessert idea, combine plain yoghurt with chopped nuts and a small amount of honey.
To explore your preferences, try the Fennel and Carom varieties with the same food on different occasions. Let your own tasting experience guide your choice rather than assuming that the variety name guarantees a particular level of sweetness or a specific health benefit.
Serving inspiration: Overnight oats, pancakes, tea and yoghurt with nuts.
3. AMI NATURAL Raw Coriander Honey — 400 g
Complete your exploration with AMI NATURAL Raw Coriander Honey, also available in a 400 g pack.
Experiment with this variety in both sweet and savoury recipes. Try it on toast, mix a little into a yoghurt-based dip or use it in a homemade mustard-and-lemon dressing.
The three varieties give you different options to explore without changing the pack size. Choose one for your usual breakfast or compare all three across a few favourite recipes.
Serving inspiration: Toast, yoghurt-based dips, mustard dressings and breakfast bowls.
Understanding Honey Variety Names
A plant name on honey can refer to its blossom source rather than an added ingredient. Honey associated with a floral source is different from honey mixed with a flavouring, herb or spice. Check the product information rather than assuming that a variety name means seeds or extracts have been added to the jar. Canadian Food Inspection Agency
When comparing Carom, Fennel and Coriander honey, look at the stated source and ingredient information alongside your personal taste preferences.
What Do “Raw” and “Unpasteurized” Tell You?
These descriptions concern how honey has been handled. Clear information about heating and filtration helps explain a “raw honey” claim; the word alone does not provide a complete account of production. For example, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s guidance connects the term “raw” with the absence of certain processing treatments, including heating and filtering, while allowing minimal heating for extraction. Canadian Food Inspection Agency
AMI NATURAL’s product descriptions identify these three varieties as raw, unprocessed and unpasteurized. Refer to the packaging and the brand’s production information for the handling details of the product you purchase.
“No Added Sugar” Does Not Mean “Sugar-Free”
The AMI NATURAL honey range is described as having no added sugar. This should not be confused with an absence of sugar: honey naturally contains sugars, and the World Health Organization includes the sugars naturally present in honey within its definition of free sugars. World Health Organization
A useful way to understand the distinction is:
No added sugar. Contains naturally occurring sugars.
Enjoy honey as a sweetening ingredient and account for it within your overall sugar intake, rather than treating it as something that can be consumed without limit. World Health Organization
Understanding NPOP Certification
The supplied AMI NATURAL product descriptions list all three honey varieties as NPOP certified.
NPOP stands for National Programme for Organic Production. Implemented by APEDA, the programme covers organic production standards, accreditation of certification bodies, and inspection and certification of operators. APEDA
When choosing a product on the basis of certification, check the relevant certification information alongside the label. “Raw,” “natural” and “organic” should not be treated as interchangeable descriptions: processing information and organic certification answer different questions about a product. Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Simple Ways to Enjoy Your Honey
At breakfast: Add a light drizzle to toast, porridge, pancakes or plain yoghurt. Try one variety at a time to discover your preferred pairing.
In drinks: Stir a small amount into tea or a homemade lemon drink, adjusting the quantity to your taste.
In savoury recipes: Experiment with honey in lemon-and-olive-oil dressings, mustard dips or homemade marinades.
These are serving suggestions, not a prescribed daily intake. You do not need to consume honey every day to enjoy it as an ingredient.
Storage and Safe Use
Follow the storage instructions and best-before date printed on your pack. Close the lid after serving, use a clean, dry spoon and avoid introducing water or food crumbs into the container.
Do not give honey to children younger than 12 months. Honey can cause infant botulism and should not be added to an infant’s food, water, formula or pacifier. CDC
Find Your Favourite AMI NATURAL Honey
Explore AMI NATURAL Raw Carom Honey, Raw Fennel Honey and Raw Coriander Honey, each in a 400 g pack.
Choose a variety, try it with a familiar food and discover the combinations you enjoy. From breakfast bowls to homemade dressings, make your next jar part of your own kitchen experiments.