Gift set “Organic harmony of honey and nuts”

Gift set “Organic honey and nut harmony”
Organic forest honey “Ookso bees”, 330 ml
Organic cashew nuts, 200 g
Organic almonds, 200 g
Organic walnuts, 200 g

Organic forest honey “Ookso bees”
The glass that holds the heat of the summer forest, the cool mornings, the fog after the rain…
The concentrate of all forest plants – the honey extracted in August (2025), which the bees have been carefully collecting all summer long.
What is it? – dark, strong, sweet. Rich in minerals, phytoncides and vitamins.
What do bees use for nectar in the forest in summer? – Raspberries, blackberries, elderberries, thistles, thyme, and other flowers.
Ooks bees live in the forests just outside Dzūkija National Park, living only in wooden hives, treated with natural medicines, surrounded by unpolluted nature, and very much loved and cared for.
The honey is unheated and unpasteurised.

Organic cashew nuts – nutritious and versatile. They are rich in healthy fats that are good for the body. Cashew nuts are also a good source of protein, making them an excellent snack for energy and muscle growth.
In the kitchen, cashew nuts can be used in a variety of ways – as a tasty snack, can be roasted, blended into creamy sauces, added to salads, mixes, and desserts for extra flavour and texture.
The recommended intake is no more than a handful per day.

Organic almonds – Almonds are known as the kings of nuts because they are considered the most beneficial nuts for the human body, due to their high content of essential nutrients. Almonds can be eaten as a snack or used in cooking, and are ideal for baked goods and salads. It is not only healthy but also tasty. Almonds are rich in vitamins, minerals, dietary fibre and plant-based protein. Eating 30 grams of almonds gives us 1/8 of the protein we need. There is more than one reason why you should start eating almonds every day. It is generally not recommended to eat more than a handful of nuts a day.

Organic walnuts contains omega-3 fatty acids.
Walnuts are sweet and have warming properties and a robust, earthy flavour. These nuts have been known as brain food since ancient times.
Eat in small quantities like all nuts – a handful a day is recommended.

Let food be your medicine!

NOTE. The information contained herein should not be construed as a recommendation for treatment or other health issues. We encourage you to make personal decisions about your personal health, taking into account a wide range of sources of information.