
Product Insights
Miel de Montagne is a pure mountain honey offered in a 500 g plastic-lidded pot, produced by Bernard Michaud and L'Apiculteur and classified within the Sugary snacks (Sweets) group of the French PNNS. The product is a single-ingredient, additive-free honey (vegetarian, non-vegan) and carries a NOVA 2 rating, but its Nutri-Score is E due to an exceptionally high sugar content of 79.8 g per 100 g and essentially no protein, fiber, or low-fat nutrients. While it provides natural sugars and antioxidants typical of honey, consumers should be aware of its high sugar load and consider it a treat rather than a nutritional staple.
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Nutritional Values
Values per 100 g
Comparative Analysis
Miel de Montagne contains about 80 g of sugar per 100 g, far exceeding the average 53 g found in comparable sweet snacks, while its fat and salt levels are negligible and its energy (about 333 kcal) is slightly below the category average of 373 kcal.
Ingredients
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