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Mikuba Anaerobic Honey
Product details
Description
This stellar microlot comes from a group of smallholder farmers on Mikuba Hill, Burundi and was processed at the Long Miles Project's Heza Station. It was pulped and anaerobically fermented before drying in the sun. The result is an intense and juicy sweetness, sun-baked right into the bean. We tasted stone fruit, pear, chamomile, wildflower, and wild honey.
🌍 Origin: Kayanza, Burundi
🍯 Process: Anaerobic Honey
🔬 Variety: Bourbon
⛰️ Elevation: 1,800 MASL
🔥 Roast: Light
⚖️ Bag Size: 12 oz (340 g)
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Hybrid surface
Stainless steel strength meets nonstick ease.
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Even heat
Sear, sauté and simmer without hot spots.
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Easy clean-up
Food lifts away and pans wipe clean fast.
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Built to last
Resists warping, cook after cook.
The hybrid difference
Engineered for the way chefs cook
A laser-etched stainless steel pattern protects a nonstick surface beneath it, so you get the crust of steel with the release of nonstick. One pan that handles searing, frying, simmering and baking.
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