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Green asparagus with honey hollandaise with Langnese Bee Easy Acacia Honey

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Fried salmon with honey pesto with Langnese Golden Clear Honey

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Chicken with pea cream and Langnese Bee Easy Acacia Honey

Honeyfacts

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Honeycombs

Bees are born builders. To make room for offspring and nectar supplies, builder bees continuously expand the hive with hexagonal honeycombs made of beeswax, which they produce themselves using special glands. Among other things, the nectar is stored in the honeycombs and is processed into honey. To prevent it from flowing out, honeycombs are always tilted slightly upwards – very clever! On the subject of honeycombs, no other geometric shape in nature achieves such great strength and stability while boasting such low material consumption and weight.

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Shrimp with hot honey sauce and celery root purée with Langnese Acacia Honey

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Carrot-ricotta gnocchi with mint pest and spicy honey with Langnese Acacia Honey
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