菜の花はちみつ
nanohana hachimitsu
Rapeseed honey comes from nectar gathered from rapeseed flowers and is typically pale and mild, often crystallising into a thick, finely granular spread.

Rapeseed honey is honey produced from nectar gathered from rapeseed flowers. It is commonly pale in colour and mild, with a delicate sweetness. It often crystallizes readily, becoming opaque and thick or finely granulated, though the texture of a particular batch can vary.
It is eaten as a sweetener or spread and may be sold liquid or crystallized, sometimes after processing to alter its texture. Its colour, flavour, and consistency can vary with floral sources and handling; the name identifies a floral-source type rather than a fixed formulation.
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菜の花はちみつ
nanohana hachimitsu
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Nutrition reference: Composition of foods integrated dataset (CoFID), 2021 — 17-050 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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