
Croatia
Acacia Honey
Bagremov med
In Croatia, Acacia Honey is light clear acacia honey with mild floral taste.
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Croatia
Bagremov med
In Croatia, Acacia Honey is light clear acacia honey with mild floral taste.

Piura, Peru
Piura carob syrup used in desserts and the pisco-based algarrobina cocktail.

Andorra
Mel
Mountain-flower honey from Andorra's high valleys.

Urals, Russia
Башкирский мёд
Bashkir honey is honey from Bashkiria, especially linden (lipa) and buckwheat varieties.

Canada
A Canadian and northern-US syrup tapped from birch trees, thinner and darker than maple with a distinct wintergreen note.

Bolivia
A Bolivian unrefined cane sugar block, used in desserts and drinks

Croatia
Kestenov med
In Croatia, Chestnut Honey is dark robust chestnut honey with bitter-sweet woody notes.

Reunion
Sirop la Cuite
Cooked syrup from sugarcane; a traditional Reunionese product; made at the refinery; sweet and rich; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try; the sirop la cuite that is a Reunionese sugarcane product.

Khulna Division, Bangladesh
নলেন গুড়
Sap tapped from date palms in the cold months and boiled down into a fragrant, smoky liquid or cake of molasses.

Black Sea Region, Turkey
Deli bal ("mad honey"), the grayanotoxin-bearing rhododendron honey of the eastern Black Sea, is genuinely singular and is bought by the spoonful by name.

Ingredient
عسل ضرم
Dharma honey is a named Saudi floral honey gathered from dharma trees, sold as a regional honey rather than as generic wild honey.

Falkland Islands
Local honey is bottled from hives foraged on Falklands plants.

Alaska, United States
An Alaskan honey made from fireweed blossoms, pale and delicate with a light, floral sweetness.

London, United Kingdom
A pale amber cane sugar syrup with a caramel-butterscotch taste, sold in a green and gold tin that has barely changed since 1885.

Grenada
Nutmeg Syrup
Sweet syrup infused with Grenada's signature nutmeg; a distinctive product of the Spice Isle; used on pancakes, ice cream, and desserts; a popular food souvenir; produced by local artisans; the nutmeg syrup of Grenada; a versatile condiment; the essence of the island's spice in liquid form.

Maldives
ހަކުރު
Coconut-palm sap is reduced into a thick Maldivian sweetener used in desserts and breakfast dishes.

Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kadulja med
Honey from wild sage flowering on the Herzegovinian karst in May, pale, thick and strongly aromatic.

Serbia
Хомољски мед
Honey from the wooded hills in the east, sold as acacia, linden or forest honey and prized as the country's benchmark.

Cape Verde
Bolinhos de mandioca com mel
Deep-fried balls of cassava dough sweetened with honey, crisp on the outside and dense within.

Central Cambodia (Phnom Penh lowlands), Cambodia
ស្ករត្នោតកំពង់ស្ពឺ
Palm sugar from Kampong Speu province, GI-protected since 2010, made from the sap of the sugar palm boiled and moulded into discs.

Slovenian Littoral, Slovenia
Kraški med
Honey from the Karst's linden, acacia and chestnut flowers, protected by origin and darker and more resinous than lowland honey.

Sri Lanka
කිතුල් පැණි
Sap tapped from the flower of the fishtail palm and boiled down into a dark, smoky syrup with a faintly bitter edge.

Slovenia
Kočevski gozdni med
Dark honeydew honey from the fir and spruce forests of Kočevje, protected by origin, resinous and barely sweet.

Kyrgyzstan
Тоо балы
Honey from hives moved up to alpine meadows in summer, often near-white and setting to a fine paste, from Suusamyr and the Ak-Talaa valleys.

Tasmania, Australia
Single-floral honey from leatherwood blossom in Tasmania's west-coast rainforests, with a distinctive spicy-resinous aroma and firm set; produced only in Tasmania yet stocked nationwide.

Canada
Sirop d'érable
Sweet syrup made from maple sap, Canada produces about 80% of world supply, essential Canadian ingredient.

Luxembourg
Lëtzebuerger Hunneg
Honey from Luxembourgish hives certified under the national mark, mostly rapeseed in spring and forest honeydew in late summer.

Portugal
Mel da Terra Quente is a Portuguese honey from Bragança District, collected from local flowers and sold for its fragrant, concentrated sweetness.

Portugal
Mel de Barroso is a Portuguese honey from Barroso, collected from local flowers and sold for its fragrant, concentrated sweetness.

Madeira, Portugal
Mel de cana is Madeira sugar-cane syrup, reduced from cane juice into a dark, treacly sweetener used in cakes, breads, and drinks.

Colombia
A Colombian sweet of panela and sugar cooked into a thick, dark syrup, used to glaze pastries or eaten with cheese. A rustic, traditional sweet.

Ecuador
An Ecuadorian cane syrup (molasses) from panela, used in desserts and drinks

Poland
Miód drahimski is a honey or bee product from Drawsko County, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Poland
Miód kurpiowski is a honey or bee product from Masovian Voivodeship, rooted in local cooking tradition.

New Zealand
Honey from bees working mānuka flowers, thick, dark and graded by its methylglyoxal content.

Saudi Arabia
عسل السدر
Omani Sidr honey comes from bees foraging on Sidr blossoms; it is typically dark, thick, and aromatic with a rich taste.