Ramadan Honey Gifts UK: Ideas for Every Budget and When to Order for 2027

Nov 9, 2026

A good jar of honey is one of the easiest gifts to get right for Ramadan. It keeps well, it gets used, and it can go on the table at iftar or be passed on to guests. For most people, our Yemeni Sidr Honey 200g at £29.99 is the safest choice. If you want something more special, the Rare Honey Trio puts three of our most sought-after honeys in one order.

This guide covers gift ideas at each price, when to order for Ramadan and Eid 2027, and a few simple ways to serve honey during the month.

Last updated: November 2026

When is Ramadan 2027 in the UK?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on the evening of Sunday 7 February, with the first day of fasting on Monday 8 February. Eid al-Fitr is expected around 9 to 10 March. These dates are based on calculations and depend on the moon sighting, so the start may move by a day. Your local mosque will confirm the date closer to the time.

Honey gifts by budget

Budget Gift Price Good for
Under £15 Yemeni Sidr Honey 100g £14.99 Neighbours, colleagues, a small thank-you
Under £15 Chocolate Honey 220g £14.99 Children over 12 months and anyone with a sweet tooth
£15 to £30 Raw Black Seed Honey 220g £23.99 Someone who likes a darker, stronger honey
£15 to £30 Yemeni Sidr Honey 200g £29.99 Parents, in-laws, anyone new to Sidr
£30 to £50 Sidr Honey & Nuts 300g £37.99 Sharing with guests (contains tree nuts)
£30 to £50 Taif Rose Honey 200g £44.99 Someone who has tried everything else
£30 to £50 Royal Osaimi with Royal Jelly 250g £44.99 A special gift for a Sidr lover
£50 and over Yemeni Sidr Honey 700g £69.99 A family that will use it through the whole month
£50 and over Yemeni Sidr Honey 1kg £84.99 A large family, or sharing between households
£100 and over Rare Honey Trio £107.97 The main gift of the year

Prices are correct at the time of writing. The current price is always shown on the product page.

Which honey should you choose?

Yemeni Sidr: the one most people recognise

Sidr honey comes from bees feeding on the Sidr tree (Ziziphus spina-christi). Ours is from the Hadhramaut valleys of Yemen. It is thick, with a deep caramel flavour, and is often served to guests across the Arab world. If you are unsure what someone likes, start here. For a large household, our Yemeni Sidr Honey 1kg is the biggest Sidr jar we sell, and at £84.99 it comes with free express UK delivery. Worried about fakes? Our guide on how to spot fake Sidr honey covers what to check.

Black Seed Honey: dark and bold

Our Black Seed Honey comes from Qaseem in Saudi Arabia and is made by bees feeding on the black seed flower, so no seeds or oil are added afterwards. It has a dark colour and a slightly peppery finish. If you would like Sidr and black seed together, Al Shifa Honey 700g (£58.99) blends the two in a large jar.

Taif Rose: the unusual one

Taif, in the mountains of western Saudi Arabia, is famous for its roses, and the bloom lasts only a few weeks. Taif Rose Honey is a good choice for someone who already has a cupboard full of honey. You can read more in our guide to Taif Rose honey.

Royal Osaimi: the premium Sidr

Royal Osaimi is a winter-harvest honey from the Osaimat Mountains and Wadi Al-Osaimat in Yemen's Amran Governorate, blended with royal jelly. Check the person you are buying for has no allergy to bee products before choosing this one.

Gift sets and bundles

Our bundles cost 10% less than buying the same items separately.

When should you order?

  • For Ramadan: order by the end of January, so the honey is there before the month begins.
  • For Eid: order by the end of February. Eid is expected around 9 to 10 March.
  • Dispatch: orders go out within 1 business day, and UK deliveries usually arrive within 1 to 3 business days after that.
  • Delivery cost: standard UK delivery is £2.99, and express delivery is free on orders over £50.

You can send a gift straight to someone else by entering their address at checkout. We deliver across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Simple ways to serve honey in Ramadan

Honey has a special place in Muslim homes, and the Qur'an has a chapter named after the bee, Surah An-Nahl. Many people open their fast with dates and water, and honey then finds its way onto the table in plenty of other ways:

  • Over stuffed dates: fill dates with a walnut or almond and finish with a small drizzle of Sidr.
  • On bint al-sahn: the layered Yemeni honey cake is traditionally finished with honey and black seed.
  • With luqaimat: these Gulf-style fried dumplings are usually finished with date syrup or honey.
  • In warm drinks after tarawih: stir a teaspoon into warm milk or herbal tea. Let it cool a little first if the drink is very hot.
  • At suhoor: spoon it over porridge or yoghurt.

Honey is mostly sugar, so it is best enjoyed in sensible amounts as part of a varied diet.

Before you give honey as a gift

  • Honey should never be given to babies under 12 months old.
  • Anyone with diabetes, or who has been advised about fasting for a medical reason, should speak to their GP about what suits them.
  • Royal Osaimi contains royal jelly and is not suitable for anyone with an allergy to bee products. People with asthma should check with their GP first.
  • Sidr Honey & Nuts contains almonds, cashews and walnuts, so it is not suitable for anyone with a nut allergy.

Frequently asked questions

When is Ramadan 2027 in the UK?
The first day of fasting is expected to be Monday 8 February 2027, with Eid al-Fitr around 9 to 10 March. The dates depend on the moon sighting and may move by a day.

What is a good honey gift for Ramadan?
Yemeni Sidr Honey 200g is a good starting point because its rich, caramel flavour suits most tastes. For a larger gift, the Rare Honey Trio includes Yemeni Sidr, Royal Osaimi and Taif Rose.

What can I give for Ramadan or Eid for under £15?
Yemeni Sidr Honey 100g and Chocolate Honey 220g are both £14.99.

When should I order honey for Ramadan 2027?
We suggest ordering by the end of January for Ramadan and by the end of February for Eid. Orders are dispatched within 1 business day, and UK deliveries usually arrive within 1 to 3 business days after dispatch.

Can I send honey directly to someone as a gift?
Yes. Enter the recipient's address at checkout. We deliver across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

How long does honey keep?
Stored sealed, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, honey has a very long shelf life. It may thicken or crystallise over time, which is natural. Stand the closed jar in warm water to loosen it.

Is honey suitable for everyone?
No. Honey should never be given to babies under 12 months. Anyone with diabetes should ask their GP for advice, and products containing royal jelly or nuts are not suitable for people with those allergies.


Browse our full honey collection or see the bundles and offers. Herbal Stems has been supplying honey to customers across the UK since 2020. For any questions about a jar, email info@herbalstems.co.uk.

The Herbal Stems Team