Ginger Infused Honey 500g

Ginger honey is one of the most pregnancy-friendly products in the Moolihai catalog. Ginger is widely used and medically recommended for morning sickness — it’s one of the few natural remedies that doctors routinely suggest for pregnancy nausea. A teaspoon of ginger honey before getting out of bed can significantly reduce morning nausea. Moderate daily consumption (1–2 teaspoons) is generally considered safe. However, very high doses of ginger (over 5g per day) should be avoided during pregnancy. Consult your OB-GYN for guidance specific to your pregnancy.

Absolutely — this is the most kitchen-friendly honey in the collection. Use it anywhere you’d use regular honey, with the bonus of ginger flavour. Drizzle on oatmeal, yoghurt, or pancakes. Use as a glaze for roasted vegetables, salmon, or chicken. Mix into salad dressings and marinades. Add to baked goods (ginger honey muffins, gingerbread, honey cake). Stir into smoothies. The only caveat: heating above 60°C will reduce the raw honey’s enzyme activity, so for maximum health benefits, use it in no-heat or low-heat applications. For cooking and baking, the ginger flavour and sweetness remain even if some enzymes are reduced.

Gently warm, not hot. The honey sweetness dominates, with a pleasant ginger warmth in the background — like a warm hug, not a chilli burn. Children over 1 generally enjoy it. The ginger spice is milder than eating raw ginger because the honey mellows and balances it. If you can handle ginger tea or ginger biscuits, you’ll find this very approachable. The ginger warmth is actually what makes it so pleasant in tea — it adds aromatic depth without being aggressive.

Safe for anyone over the age of 1. Never give any honey product to children under 12 months due to the risk of infant botulism. For children aged 1–5, start with a small amount (half a teaspoon) to ensure they enjoy the ginger warmth. Most children like it — the honey sweetness makes the ginger very approachable. Ginger honey is particularly useful for children with upset stomachs, car sickness, or cold symptoms. It’s a far more pleasant way to get ginger into a reluctant child than raw ginger or ginger capsules.

Store at room temperature in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate — cold temperatures will cause the honey to thicken and crystallise faster. The ginger pieces may float or settle — this is normal, just stir gently before use. Raw honey is naturally self-preserving, so the jar has a very long shelf life. Always use a clean, dry spoon to avoid introducing moisture. If the honey crystallises over time, gently warm the jar in a bowl of warm water — this is a sign of real, unprocessed honey, not a defect.