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Ortiz Bonito Del Norte
Bigger is better and cheaper too!
We love the oval tin and the tuna inside! It’s perfect for lunch and keeping one in the glove box for any tuna emergency that might come up.
But if you love the tuna, you can’t really share it with anyone, nor can you make a tuna casserole, tuna burgers, tuna stuffed potatoes, quesadillas or even a tuna sandwich for two.
So that’s where this can comes in. At more than twice the size you can make almost anything for you and your friends (and even a little for your cat).
Enough to share, Moms love this tuna can, hungry kids get great oils, and Mom gets her hit of fish for the week to keep her mind active!
Good tuna is better than great! And this is one of our all time favorite “canners” in the world! Everything Ortiz makes is delicious. Candy of the sea!
For keeping your brain healthy and alert, to help stave off early onset of memory lapses more and more research is showing fish oil is key. And tuna fish is way better tasting than plain fish oil!
Shop now for Ortiz Tuna!
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Honey from the other side of the world
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We love honey and its wide variations of flavor and tastes. Each and every one of our honeys has a total devotee, and Tasmanian Leatherwood Honey has the most vocal pundits of all. It may not be for everyone, but it is one of the most unique honeys in the world.
Tasmanian Leatherwood honey has been recognized by connoisseurs around the world for over 100 years. The special appreciation for Leatherwood honey is derived for several reasons. First, its unusual flavor, sweet floral aroma and its complex aromatic palate that lingers; second, its quality factors, bright golden color, low moisture and balance of sugars; and third, its healthy vitality.
Tasmania is the smallest and most southern state of Australia, situated some 250 kilometers south of the continental mainland. The island contains a very diverse range of natural elements, rugged mountains, alpine moors, rich agricultural land, gentle valleys with historic towns and villages, hundreds of lakes and sweeping white beaches.
Tasmania lies on the latitude 42 degrees South. The only other landmasses that share this latitude are the south island of New Zealand and southern Chile. All else is the vast expanse of the Great Southern Ocean with its prevailing westerly winds, known in this latitude as the "Roaring Forties".
It is in the valleys of the remarkable and inhospitable western mountain region with over 100 inches of rainfall that the Leatherwood tree grows as a rain forest under-story tree. The Leatherwood tree grows typically 10 to 15 meters, occasionally to 30 meters, in height, attaining maturity at around 250 years old.
The trees begin to flower in mid January and continue until early March. The tree bears an abundance of extremely delicate white flowers with a fresh piquant scent. Leatherwood is so named because of the leathery texture of its leaves.
Full of flavor and rich in vitality this is honey of a good product!
Click here to see a video of why Julian, the beekeeper loves this honey.
Tasmanian Leatherwood Honey
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