Which honey to mix with black cumin oil?

Mixing your nigella oil with honey will both sweeten its taste and merge its health benefits.

The various virtues of black cumin on the immune system and various pathologies have been demonstrated by hundreds of studies. Honey's virtues vary depending on the variety, and scientific research on the subject is just as extensive.

Honey's virtues vary depending on the variety.

Let's discover together several blends you can make at home for the greatest pleasure.

For a complete low cost

If you want to regularly consume black cumin oil with honey to enjoy the benefits of both products, the good idea would be to combine two financially accessible products.

For this, flower honey is particularly recommended. And we offer a honey that combines the potent benefits of this hive product with those of black cumin with our black cumin honey.

For sore throats

To enjoy the potential benefits of your nigella oil on sore throats, you can mix it with euphorbia or thym honey.

In fact, euphorbia honey is known to act directly on dry and oily coughs. Beware though, its taste is rather special, with a tingling sensation and a warmed throat.

If you'd like to know more about this honey, please contact us.

If you're looking for a more succulent and gentle combination, opt for black cumin honey, which is renowned for its healing properties and beneficial action on coughs and sore throats.

To completely disguise the taste of black cumin

If you're not a fan of the rather powerful taste of black cumin oil, there are some pretty radical solutions to erase it completely.

Nigella oil from Egypt isn't as strong as that from Ethiopia, but might surprise you too.

To do this, choose white honey from Kyrgyzstan or rose honey from Russia, both of which have very sweet tastes reminiscent of sugar paste; completely annihilating the flavor power of your nigella.