Regional honeys

Ok kiddo, let me tell you about regional honeys. Honeys are sweet syrups made by bees from the nectar of flowers. Different kinds of flowers produce different flavors of nectar which gives the honey different tastes, colors, and textures.

Now, "regional" means from a specific area, like a country, a state, or even a neighborhood. So regional honeys are made by bees that collected nectar from flowers in a specific area.

Imagine you go to visit your grandma's house in the countryside. There will be different kinds of flowers growing in her garden and around the neighborhood compared to what you see in the city. Bees will collect the nectar from those flowers and make honey that will have a unique taste specific to that area.

This means that if you taste a honey made in the countryside where your grandma lives and a honey made in the city where you live, they will probably taste different because the flowers and nectar they used are different.

Some popular regional honeys are clover honey, orange blossom honey, and manuka honey. They all come from different places and taste different as well.

So next time you see different types of honey at the store, know that they come from different regions and have their own unique tastes.