Black Acacia honey has a smooth texture and a taste that your tongue won't forget. It is a type of honey that is made from the nectar sucked from blossoms of special species of Black Acacia Trees usually found in Zanzibar islands and Socotra Island in Yemen and some rare places around the world.
It can be characterized by a very light transparent color, neutral yet floral aroma, and doesn't crystallize even after 2000 years because of its high content of fructose. This is one of the most commonly used honey in many households and restaurants, as it can be used well without crystallization. Storing this organic honey for a longer duration gives it a strong pungent aroma & a nice-developed taste.
PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USING BLACK ACACIA HONEY
Diabetic Patients
Black Acacia honey can be preferred over sugar, but still moderation needs to be maintained. Honey also contains natural sugar, though less harmful but has the potential to hike up your blood sugar levels.
Can Pose a Potential Risk to Infants
Botulism, a rare foodborne illness, which can occur in babies of age less than 1 year if they consume honey.
Allergic to Honey Bee Products
Some people are allergic to both honey bees and honey, in such cases, one must avoid the consumption of any type of honey or even apply it topically.