Rowse's Acacia Blossom Honey Reviews
Newest Review: ... of fruit syrups, sauces and one of my personal favourites Lemon curd. Rowse's are experts in their field and they understand ... more
... that some will enjoy a mild honey where as others would choose a stronger or maybe a scented honey.
I prefer a mild honey and Rowse's Acacia honey is second to none. Years ago honey only ever came in jars but Rowse's now put their honey onto squeezable bottles which makes it far more manageable. The glass jars tended to get sticky and spooning the honey out could be a tricky job but the squeezable plastic bottles allow you to access the honey without all of the fiddling about.
Rowse's have come up with the perfec...moreCustomer Rowse's Acacia Blossom Honey Reviews (1)
by - written on 21/11/09 (Very useful, 224 readings)
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It is always good to hear of a little acorn that grew into a giant oak and this the case when it comes to talking about Rowse's honey. It seems that Tony Rowse set up his hives as a hobby and from there on he was well and truly hooked, this led to the establishment of the Rowse Honey Company in 1954. When we were children we ate honey from our grandfather's Apiary, I always think of my Mother sitting at the kitchen table sucking a piece of fresh sweet honeycomb straight from the hive. I personally much prefer the `runny honey`, the set honey tastes good but the texture is not one that would be top of my list. Rowse's produce many different types of ... Read the complete review
