We have replaced the creaming honey machine to make the honey taste even better. The consistency of blackcurrant honey - like grandma's blackcurrant jam, ONLY honey and blackcurrants! Blackcurrants contain organic acids, flavonoids, fiber, beta-carotene, vitamins C, E, B group, and minerals - potassium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. In addition, blackcurrants are one of the richest sources of vitamin C - 100 grams of blackcurrant berries contain 177 milligrams of vitamin C. This is significantly more than in citrus fruits. For example, 100 grams of oranges contain only 49 milligrams of vitamin C. Of our local natural gifts, only rose hips - 1250 milligrams - and sea buckthorn - 450 milligrams of vitamin C, respectively. Adults are recommended to take 75-100 milligrams of vitamin C per day, which can be provided by eating less than 50 grams of blackcurrant berries. They are useful for the health of the immune system, vision, cardiovascular system, digestive system, joints and skin, as well as in the fight against aging. Storage - keep cool, for example in the refrigerator, because honey mixtures may appear a little foam in the heat, if it appears, then the honey pot should be stirred and kept in the refrigerator. We have noticed that due to the cold in winter, honey can remain hard as a rock, please keep honey at room temperature and it will remain softer!