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HONEY. An Italian product with protected designation of origin (PDO). Sardinia is an island in the middle of the Mediterranean sea known all over the w orld for its clear crystal waters and unique natural heritage. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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HONEY

An Italian product with protected

designation of origin (PDO)

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Sardinia is an island in the middle of the Mediterranean sea known all over theworld for its clear crystal waters and

unique natural heritage

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Sardinia is the Italian region that

produces one of the most valuable

honey.

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This is due to the floral richness of the island and low presence of pollution

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In Sardinia the tecniques of beekeeping and honey production follow rituals practised by many generations in tune with the rythm of nature.

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The mild climate and the abundance of flowers

facilitates the practise of nomadic beekeeping.

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That is, to move the beehives to areas where a certain kind of flower is prevalent and are thus able to produce different kinds of honey, each one characteristic of a particular Sardinian flower.

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WHAT IS HONEY?

Honey is a sweet food

made by bees using nectar from flowers

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Honey bees trasform nectar into honey by a

process of regurgitation and store

it as primary food source in wax

honeycombs inside the beehive

HOW IS IT MADE?

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DO WE HAVE DIFFERENT TYPES OF HONEY?

Yes, becausewhen bees

have access to large areas

of one kind of flower they

produce honey with a flavour

and color typical of that

particular plant.

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WHAT ARE THE MOST POPULAR

SARDINIAN HONEY?

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Arbatus Honey (Corbezzolo or miele amaro)

Colour: white with

grey-green shades

Aroma : pungent Taste:

definitely bitter

Crystallization: absent or

middle granulation

Origin: Sardinia,

Maremma ,Tosco-Latium,

and Tuscan Apennines

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Originating from Sardinia, Miele Amaro hits the palate with a unique sweetness, followed by a slightly bitter aftertaste.

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This honey is collected after three months of pollination

on flowers of the rare Arbutus Unedo plant.

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Miele Amaro is useful in

salads and main dishes

as well as in desserts

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Eucalyptus honey

Colour: amber.Aroma: aromatic, intense.Taste: strong, persistent, pleasant.Crystallizzation: thick with fine crystals, easily soluble.Origin: South Italy and Sardinia.

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The eucalyptus and a wide variety of plants also produce excellent multi-floral honey and other single flower varieties.

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Orange Honey

Colour: whiteAroma: soft Taste: pleasantCrystallization: very slow, with thin crystals, clear, little solubleOrigin: Calabria, Sicily and

Sardinia

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WHAT’S HONEY MADE OF?

Honey is composed of carbohydrates:

Fructose, glucose and sucrose, water,

Minerals acids and proteins

(sugars are the main ingredient in honey)

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What are the most important

honey properties ? Honey exhibits a

surprising number of health benefits, many

known for thousands of years.

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It is best known as an antibiotic, used to treat cuts and burns, but also relieve sore throats, suppressing coughs due to colds, as well as improve immune system function.

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It can be used in cooking and baking, spread on bread, as a sweetener.

This wonderfully rich and fragrant liquid is the world's oldest sweetener.

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This delightful ingredient can be enjoyed alone, drizzled on crackers and fruit, or mixed into vinaigrettes or sauces for main dishes and, of course, desserts.

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Honey is also an importantingredient in the preparation of many sardinian sweets such as Walnut and Almond Torrone.

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It is also used in the Sehadas

(a fried pastry made of cheese served

With honey on top) or served with

different types of cheeses.

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It is also used in the skin care

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Unfortunately nowadays pollution

and other environmental

changes are threating the survival of bees.

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We could live without honey but bees are

responsible for pollinating a third of all crops in the

world today.Without them the future generations are

going to have serious food supply problems

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