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Bring the distinctive taste of wild forest honey to your everyday pantry. GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey is described as unprocessed and unpasteurised and is available in 250 g and 500 g packs. Honey can naturally vary in colour, aroma, flavour and texture; crystallisation may occur over time and, by itself, does not prove purity or mean the honey has spoiled.
Ingredients: 100% honey, as listed for this product. No added sugar or syrups, according to product information. Honey naturally contains sugars, so it is not sugar-free.
The following results were reported for a honey sample tested by FARE Labs. They relate to the sample and parameters listed, not automatically to every future batch or every possible quality and adulteration test.
View the full GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey laboratory report (PDF) — opens the report directly.
Scan the QR code on your jar: Each GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey jar carries a QR code that customers can scan to access the laboratory report directly and review the available test information.
| Test parameter | Reported result |
|---|---|
| Diastase activity | 13.52 Schade units |
| Hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) | 9.47 mg/kg |
| Moisture | 17.40% |
| Free acidity | 22.31 meq/1000 g |
| Proline | 642.26 mg/kg |
| Sucrose | 1.99% |
| Added sugar | Not detected at a detection limit of 0.5 g/100 g |
Diastase is an enzyme naturally associated with honey. HMF can form over time and under certain heating or storage conditions. Moisture indicates the proportion of water in honey; free acidity, proline and sucrose are additional composition parameters used in honey quality assessment. “Added sugar not detected” means it was not detected at the stated detection limit—it does not mean honey contains no naturally occurring sugars.
Testing laboratory: The reported sample was tested by FARE Labs, a laboratory accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) for specified testing scopes. Check accredited laboratories on the official NABL website and review FARE Labs’ accreditation information. Accreditation applies to the laboratory’s approved scope. Refer to the full report for sample identification, test methods, dates, and the specific tests covered; the reported values should not be treated as a blanket guarantee of every aspect of purity.
Laboratory values can be easier to understand when you know what each test measures. These results describe the tested sample and should be read together with the full laboratory report.
At GHRAAM, we believe customers deserve clear product information. Our Wild Forest Honey has been tested for the quality parameters listed above by FARE Labs. We share the available report so you can review the sample details, test methods and findings for yourself. The reported results apply to the sample identified in the report and should not be assumed to represent every future batch.
Honey can gradually form crystals and become thicker or grainier over time. This natural process is influenced by its sugar composition, moisture, temperature and storage conditions. Crystallisation alone does not mean that honey has spoiled, nor does it prove that honey is pure or unadulterated.
If your honey crystallises, follow the storage guidance on the product label. If you prefer a more fluid texture, gently place the closed jar in lukewarm water and allow it to soften gradually. Avoid excessive heat, and never microwave the jar.
As a natural product, honey's colour, aroma, flavour and consistency can vary with nectar sources, seasonal conditions and its natural composition. These variations are part of honey's character. A difference in colour or texture alone is not a reliable indication of purity or product quality.
Honey is a source of naturally occurring sugars. Choose an amount that suits your preferences and dietary requirements.
Store in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly closed. Use a clean, dry spoon and avoid introducing moisture or food particles into the jar. Follow any additional storage guidance on the product label. Refrigeration is generally unnecessary unless the label specifies otherwise.
Infant safety: Do not give honey to children under 12 months of age.
Choose the 250 g or 500 g pack that suits your household. Review the product details and the available laboratory results to make an informed choice.
GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey is intended for people looking for honey to enjoy with everyday foods and drinks. Its natural taste, colour and texture may vary, and crystallisation can occur naturally.
Who is it for? Individuals and households who use honey with toast, yoghurt, porridge or drinks, and shoppers comparing honey products before buying.
Looking for the right pack for your home? Compare the available sizes, understand the value, and choose the quantity that fits your everyday needs.
| Pack details | 250 g Pack | 500 g Pack |
|---|---|---|
| Best suited for | First-time buyers and occasional use | Regular household consumption |
| Maximum retail price | ₹299 | ₹449 |
| Current selling price | ₹249 | ₹399 |
| Savings against MRP | Save ₹50 | Save ₹50 |
| Price per 100 g | ₹99.60 | ₹79.80 |
Every household uses honey differently. Here are a few practical points to help you decide whether this product suits your preferences.
Choose based on how often you use honey and the quantity that makes sense for your household.
A practical choice if you are trying GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey for the first time or use honey occasionally.
₹249A larger pack for households that use honey regularly and want a lower cost per 100 g.
₹399GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey is for individuals, families and food-conscious shoppers looking for honey for everyday kitchen use. Whether you are choosing honey for breakfast, drinks, home cooking or your pantry, consider how often you use it, which pack size suits your household and the product information available before making a purchase.
If you have not tried this honey before, the 250 g pack is a practical starting point. Explore its naturally variable flavour and texture before deciding whether to buy a larger quantity.
If honey is already part of your household pantry, the 500 g pack provides a larger quantity and a lower price per 100 g at the listed prices. Choose it if that quantity suits your usual consumption.
Use honey according to your taste in foods and drinks such as porridge, yoghurt, toast or homemade dressings. If adding it to a hot drink, allow the drink to cool to your preferred temperature first.
If you compare honey brands before buying, review the ingredient list, product origin information, pack size, storage instructions and available quality documentation rather than relying on appearance alone.
Honey's natural characteristics depend on the nectar collected by bees from different flowers and plants. As a result, colour, aroma, flavour and texture can vary.
| What to compare | GHRAAM Wild Forest Honey | Other honey products |
|---|---|---|
| Nectar sources | Described as honey collected by bees visiting flowers in forest regions. | Depends on the floral source and product. |
| Flavour and aroma | Can vary naturally with nectar sources. | Can vary with nectar sources and product characteristics. |
| Colour and texture | May vary naturally. | May also vary naturally. |
| Crystallisation | May occur naturally over time. | May also occur naturally over time. |
| Pack sizes | 250 g and 500 g. | Depends on the brand and product. |
Our approach: Compare honey products using their ingredient lists, source information, packaging, storage guidance and available quality documentation. Product descriptions alone are not enough to establish that one honey is nutritionally superior to another.
Prices and savings shown above are based on the listed pack prices and may change. Verify the current selling prices before publishing. Honey is not suitable for children under 12 months. Store according to the instructions on the product label.
Good food choices start with clear product information.
GHRAAM Organic Honey is made with honey as its listed ingredient, without added sugar. Review the available laboratory report for the reported test parameters and results, and refer to the product label for ingredient information.
The following results are from the honey sample tested by FARE Labs. Results apply to the sample tested; refer to the full report for details.
Enjoy it as a drizzle over pancakes, fruit and yoghurt, or add a spoonful to homemade dressings and marinades.
Use it in the way that suits your kitchen, and follow the storage instructions on the product label.
