Dried figs in acacia honey by Borgo de Medici is a creative concoction combining Italian culinary jewels - eye-catching, amber honey and figs. The luscious Italian dried figs add delicate sweetness and exciting texture to acacia honey's flower-like aroma and elegant flavors. 

Italy is one of the fabled honey producers worldwide, standing out with its unique selection ranging from cherry to jujuba honey! The country offers more than 40 monofloral varieties of regionally produced honey, some of them embellished with the PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) mark of quality assigned by the EU. You can discover all the flavors of Italian honey in our collection - from mandarin to raw coriander honey; we have everything! 

Borgo de Medici is a family-owned Tuscan brand established in 1999! The brand is dedicated to preserving and popularizing Italian gastronomic heritage by providing a wide assortment of authentic products made in Tuscany. Ranging from classic Italian pasta, honey, truffle condiments to savory snacks and sweet baked treats, you will find everything you need to bring authentic Tuscan aromas straight to your kitchen with Borgo de Medici! To discover all the products from Borgo de Medici and many more, check out our online Italian grocery store!

Dried figs in acacia honey by Borgo de Medici will be a versatile addition to your pantry. Due to its fructose content, acacia honey crystallizes slower than traditional honey, making it the perfect all-purpose treat. Feel free to incorporate it into your dessert recipes, morning cuppa, or quick buttered croissants. Serve luscious figs with your charcuterie board to add sweeter notes! 

• Ingredient: Acacia Honey, dried figs (figs, sulfur dioxide). Sulfites. May contain peanuts, wheat, soy, milk, walnut, hazelnut, almond, pistachio, cashew, pine nut.
• Product Weight: 6.9 oz (195 g)
• Product of Italy

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.