Pure Wisconsin Maple Syrup

Heaven's Honey
Minority-Owned
Pure Wisconsin Maple Syrup - Here Here Market

made with love by

Abdullah Motiwala, Heaven's Honey

Abdullah Motiwala initially disliked honey. Now he's a honey fanatic and the founder of Heaven's Honey. It's more than just producing nature's purest food. Heaven's Honey is on a mission to help farmers and bees - and in turn bring true farm to table experiences at some of the best restaurants and grocery store chains in Chicago and across the nation.

Heaven's Honey products are used by top and world renowned Chefs including Grant Achatz at Alinea, Nobu owned by actor Robert De Niro, DineAmic Group helmed by Celebrity Chef Fabio Viviani, Gibsons Restaurant Group, Lettuce Entertain You, Hilton, Marriott etc. This distribution has helped local farmers fund and expand their beekeeping effort to revive dying bee populations.

Pure Wisconsin Maple Syrup

Heaven's Honey
Minority-Owned
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This Pure Wisconsin Maple Syrup is a Wisconsin Grade A Dark Amber syrup, which can be healthier than lighter maple syrup, as it includes a greater amount of minerals and antioxidants.  It is perfect for Pancakes, Waffles, Yogurt, Chicken, Bacon, Salmon, French Toast, and BBQ.

Product Size: 12 oz.

Serving Size: 1 tbsp. 

Ingredients: Maple Syrup

Allergens: None

Shelf Life: Store in room temperature for up to 3 years.

made with love by

Abdullah Motiwala, Heaven's Honey

Abdullah Motiwala initially disliked honey. Now he's a honey fanatic and the founder of Heaven's Honey. It's more than just producing nature's purest food. Heaven's Honey is on a mission to help farmers and bees - and in turn bring true farm to table experiences at some of the best restaurants and grocery store chains in Chicago and across the nation.

Heaven's Honey products are used by top and world renowned Chefs including Grant Achatz at Alinea, Nobu owned by actor Robert De Niro, DineAmic Group helmed by Celebrity Chef Fabio Viviani, Gibsons Restaurant Group, Lettuce Entertain You, Hilton, Marriott etc. This distribution has helped local farmers fund and expand their beekeeping effort to revive dying bee populations.