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Pahadi Shahad (शहद)

Pahadi Honey

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OriginHimalayan villages of Uttarakhand
Product Typefood

Pahadi Honey is a pure, natural honey collected from the untouched hills of Uttarakhand and Himachal. It is sourced from wildflowers and herbs growing in the Himalayas, giving it a rich aroma, slightly floral taste, and a golden-amber hue. This honey is raw and unprocessed, retaining all of its natural enzymes and medicinal properties.

Price
₹999Per kg
Pack Size
Quantity
Estimated Total₹999 / kg
AvailabilityReady to ship from our mountain pantry
DeliveryPan-India shipping with careful packaging for freshness.
AssuranceSourced directly from Himalayan producers and village collectives.

Overview

Pahadi Honey is a pure, natural honey collected from the untouched hills of Uttarakhand and Himachal. It is sourced from wildflowers and herbs growing in the Himalayas, giving it a rich aroma, slightly floral taste, and a golden-amber hue. This honey is raw and unprocessed, retaining all of its natural enzymes and medicinal properties.

Alias NamePahadi Shahad (शहद)
Origin VillagePauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand
Categoryfood
SeasonalityAvailable year-round

Nutrition Facts

Clean, readable nutrition data for quick comparison and conscious shopping.

Serving unitkg
Calories300 kcal
Fat18 g
Carbohydrates35 g
Protein10 g
"Energy: 304 kcal Natural Sugars: 82g (mainly fructose & glucose) Carbohydrates: 82g Protein: 0.3g Fat: 0g Antioxidants, trace enzymes, minerals like potassium, iron Note: These values may vary slightly depending on the floral source and altitude."

Details

Everything you need to know before ordering, from standout benefits to pantry guidance.

StorageKeep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Natural crystallization may occur—this is a sign of purity, not spoilage. Gently place the jar in warm water to return it to liquid form.

Preparation

Can be consumed directly, mixed with warm water, drizzled over food, or used as a natural sweetener in tea and desserts. Avoid heating above 40°C to retain its medicinal properties.

History

In the mountain regions, honey has been revered not just as food but as prasad (offering) in religious rituals, a remedy in folk medicine, and a staple in households for centuries. Locals have traditionally harvested wild honey from forest hives using sustainable, respectful methods, symbolizing harmony with nature. It also holds importance in ayurveda, where it is called <b>Madhu</b> and is considered a <b>‘yogavahi’</b>—a carrier that enhances the properties of other herbs.

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