Edlyn Cardoza
Whatās in a name? Here's The Story Behind the Name.
Whatās in a Name?Ā As youĀ know, Under The Mango Tree (UTMT) is more than just Organic Honey and Bees. Itās also about people. At UTMT, weāve always believed in building and empowering a community.Ā Starting from today, weād like to give you a glimpse into who we are, what we stand for, how we got here and where weāre headed with your support and encouragement.Ā Every brand or company have their own stories of its creation, itās experience, and lessons learnt. This is oursā¦.so letās start our story at the very beginning, with our name: Under The Mango Tree.Ā ...
Edlyn Cardoza
Eucalyptus Honey: Nutritional Benefits of your Monsoon Cure!
What is Eucalyptus Honey? Made from the nectar of Eucalyptus flowers, our Eucalyptus Honey is here to support you this monsoon through your constant battle with coughs and colds. Its smooth taste and sweet aroma have made our customers fall head over heels in love with this monthās special honey. Our Honey is pure, smooth and has a light fruity finish taste of Eucalyptus Honey! Unlike supermarket honeys, which are usually mixed, ultra-filtered, and pasteurized to obtain a uniform product, Under The Mango Tree honey are not processed, each having their own distinctive taste and colour, which can also vary...
Edlyn Cardoza
Why is Eucalyptus Honey the Best Natural Cough Remedy?
Itās pouring cats and dogs outside, with strikes of thunder and lightning outside. Hearing my sniffle, Mom rushes to make an age-old recipe of grandmaās tea infused with honey. Hinting at the sudden change in weather, the aroma of the brewing tea warms my insides. Most people run to take shelter under trees, and shop roofs, while I munch on my bhajia and sip on my warm honey tea. Well, the monsoons bring a lot of infections, coughs, colds, and whatnot.Ā Coughing is generally normal. In fact, coughing actually helps you clear irritants, infections and phlegm from your throat. However...
Vijaya Pastala
Symbolism of Bees & Honey
In ancient mythology across all cultures, the honey bee was believed to be the sacred insect that bridged the natural world to the underworld.Ā
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