About this Honey
Not a floral variety, but a texture style. This honey has gone through a controlled crystallization process (Dyce method) to create very fine crystals. The result is a smooth, spreadable consistency like peanut butter. It is usually made from Clover or Canola honey and is perfect for spreading on toast without dripping.
Honey Characteristics
Trifolium / Brassica napus
Year-round
Common
Continental US
Clean, mild sugar sweetness, faint hints of summer fields
Perfect-grain spread, luxuriously smooth and buttery like peanut butter
Honey Profile Chart
Scale: 1 (Low) → 5 (High)
The Story
Creamed honey bypasses standard fluid management through a highly controlled physical manipulation of glucose crystallization known as the Dyce method. A finely granulated starter honey is introduced into a liquefied clover or canola base, which is then systematically chilled and agitated at precisely 14°C to force the formation of billions of microscopic crystal nuclei. This process eliminates the growth of large, irregular, gritty shards, creating a perfectly uniform, stable micro-crystalline lattice that remains solid yet spreadable at room temperature. Because it does not shift or weep, this structured paste is an ideal functional asset for precise layering in high-end confectionery and no-drip laminations on artisan toast.
Sensory Profile
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Where Creamed Honey is Produced
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Culinary Applications
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At a Glance
A Common variety, harvested in Year-round, from Continental US, derived from Trifolium / Brassica napus blossoms.