Sidr honey with nuts is a jar of Sidr honey packed with roasted almonds, cashews and walnuts, eaten by the spoonful or spread over breakfast and sharing boards. Our Sidr Honey & Nuts 300g has just four ingredients: Sidr honey, roasted almonds, roasted cashews and roasted walnuts. There is no added sugar, syrup or preservative, and it is currently priced at £37.99 with delivery across the UK.
This guide covers what Sidr honey is, what you get in the jar, the best ways to eat honey and nuts, how to store it, who should avoid it, and why it works so well as a gift.
Last updated: October 2026
Quick facts: Sidr Honey & Nuts 300g
- Brand: Herbal Stems
- Size: 300g jar
- Ingredients: Sidr honey, roasted almonds, roasted cashews, roasted walnuts
- Allergens: contains almonds, cashews and walnuts (tree nuts)
- Added sugar, syrups or preservatives: none
- Dispatch: within 1 business day
- Delivery: across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with free express UK delivery on orders over £50
- Returns: 30 days on unopened items
What is Sidr honey?
Sidr honey is made by bees that feed on the nectar of the Sidr tree (Ziziphus spina-christi), a hardy tree that grows in dry regions of the Middle East and South Asia. It is known for a thick texture and a deep, caramel-toned flavour that is richer than most everyday supermarket honeys. Sidr honey is one of the most sought-after honeys in the Middle East, and it is often served to guests and given as a gift.
If you would like to try it on its own first, we also sell Sidr Honey 200g and a 700g large jar, which is better value if you use it regularly.
What is in a jar of Sidr honey with nuts?
Each 300g jar combines Sidr honey with three roasted nuts:
- Roasted almonds for a firm, slightly sweet crunch
- Roasted cashews for a softer, buttery bite
- Roasted walnuts for a deeper, slightly earthy flavour
The nuts soak up the honey over time, so every spoonful gives you a mix of honey and nuts rather than honey with a few nuts on top. We pack every jar ourselves before it ships.
Why is honey served with nuts?
Honey and nuts is a simple, old-fashioned pairing that has been enjoyed across the Middle East for generations, often as a morning spoon or offered to guests with tea. The reason it lasts is practical as well as traditional: the sweetness of the honey balances the richness of the nuts, and the nuts add texture that plain honey does not have.
How do you eat honey with nuts?
There is no wrong way to enjoy it. These are the most popular options:
- By the spoonful: straight from the jar, as a morning or afternoon treat
- On yoghurt: spooned over Greek yoghurt, with the honey running through it
- On porridge or overnight oats: use it in place of sugar and chopped nuts
- On toast, pancakes or flatbread: warm bread brings out the honey flavour
- On a sharing board: serve alongside cheese, dates and fruit
- With tea or Arabic coffee: a small spoonful on the side works well for guests
Honey is mostly sugar, so it is best enjoyed in sensible amounts as part of a varied diet.
Do the nuts stay crunchy in honey?
Not completely. The nuts gradually soften slightly as they sit in the honey, which many people prefer because the texture becomes chewy rather than hard. Give the jar a gentle stir before serving to bring the nuts back up through the honey.
How should you store honey with nuts?
Keep the lid tightly closed and store the jar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not keep it in the fridge. Use a clean, dry spoon every time, as water or crumbs can affect the honey.
If the honey turns thick or cloudy, that is normal. Natural honey crystallises over time. Stand the closed jar in warm (not hot) water for a few minutes to loosen it.
Allergy and safety information
- This product contains almonds, cashews and walnuts (tree nuts) and is not suitable for anyone with a nut allergy.
- Honey should never be given to babies under 12 months old.
- Whole nuts are a choking risk for young children, so we do not recommend this jar for children under 5.
Is Sidr honey with nuts a good gift?
Yes. The jar looks as good as it tastes, which makes it a popular choice for Ramadan and Eid, Christmas hampers, birthdays, or as a thank-you for someone who appreciates good food. It is also easy to pair with tea, dates or a small box of biscuits for a simple hamper. If you are buying for someone with a nut allergy, choose our plain honey range instead.
Sidr honey with nuts or plain Sidr honey?
Choose Sidr honey with nuts if you want a ready-to-eat spoonful with crunch, or something that looks good as a gift. Choose plain Sidr honey if you prefer a pure honey for tea, cooking or a smooth spoonful, or if anyone in your home has a nut allergy. You can browse everything we stock in our raw honey collection.
Frequently asked questions
What is Sidr honey with nuts?
Sidr honey with nuts is Sidr honey blended with roasted nuts. Herbal Stems Sidr Honey & Nuts 300g contains Sidr honey, roasted almonds, roasted cashews and roasted walnuts, with no added sugar, syrups or preservatives.
Which nuts are in Herbal Stems Sidr Honey & Nuts?
Roasted almonds, roasted cashews and roasted walnuts.
How do you eat honey with nuts?
You can eat it by the spoonful, spoon it over Greek yoghurt, porridge or overnight oats, spread it on warm toast or pancakes, serve it on a sharing board with cheese, or have it with tea or Arabic coffee.
Do the nuts stay crunchy in honey?
The nuts soften slightly as they sit in the honey, which many people prefer. Stir the jar gently before serving to bring the nuts back through the honey.
Why has my honey gone thick or cloudy?
This is normal. Natural honey crystallises over time. Stand the closed jar in warm (not hot) water for a few minutes to loosen it.
How should I store honey with nuts?
Store it with the lid tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate it, and always use a clean, dry spoon.
Is honey with nuts suitable for children?
Not for babies under 12 months, as honey should never be given to infants. Whole nuts are also a choking risk for young children, so we do not recommend it for children under 5.
Is it suitable for people with a nut allergy?
No. It contains almonds, cashews and walnuts and is not suitable for anyone with a nut allergy.
Do you deliver Sidr honey with nuts across the UK?
Yes. Herbal Stems delivers to addresses across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Orders are dispatched within 1 business day, and delivery is free express on orders over £50.
Ready to try it? Shop Sidr Honey & Nuts 300g or browse the full Herbal Stems honey collection. Herbal Stems has been supplying honey to customers across the UK since 2011. For batch or sourcing questions, email info@herbalstems.co.uk.
The Herbal Stems Team