Kouhdasht Taranjebin Honeydew 300 gr

Kouhdasht Taranjebin Honeydew is a distinctive Iranian honeydew product collected and processed by honeybees from the sugary secretions produced on the Alhagi maurorum plant, commonly known as camelthorn or kharshotor in Iran. Unlike conventional honey, which is primarily derived from floral nectar, honeydew is collected by bees from sugar-rich secretions associated with plants and insects.

Taranjebin Honeydew is particularly associated with the arid and semi-arid regions of Iran, including Khorasan, Semnan, Qazvin, Tehran, Qom, and Markazi provinces. It is generally collected after the flowering period of the camelthorn plant, with the main harvest season extending from August to October.

One of the most distinctive characteristics of this honeydew is its naturally dark color, ranging from dark brown to nearly black, accompanied by a rich and distinctive aroma and flavor. Its composition is characterized by a distinctive sugar profile as well as naturally occurring minerals and polyphenolic and flavonoid compounds.

The honeydew originates from the naturally growing Alhagi maurorum plant, which is native to Iran and thrives in dry environments. Its unique botanical and ecological origin gives Taranjebin Honeydew a character that differs considerably from common floral honeys.

Kouhdasht Taranjebin Honeydew is a specialty bee product suitable for consumers and international buyers looking for distinctive, region-specific Iranian honeydew products with a unique botanical origin and sensory profile.

Product Specifications

• Brand: Kouhdasht

• Product Type: Taranjebin Honeydew

• Botanical Source: Alhagi maurorum (Camelthorn)

• Origin: Iran

• Main Production Regions: Khorasan, Semnan, Qazvin, Tehran, Qom, and Markazi

• Harvest Season: August–October

• Color: Dark Brown to Nearly Black

• Flavor Profile: Rich, distinctive, and aromatic

• Key Characteristics: Naturally rich in minerals and polyphenolic compounds

• Product Category: Specialty Honeydew / Bee Product

• Processing: Collected and processed naturally by honeybees

• Suggested Use: Direct consumption, breakfast, and food applications