NOW CLOSED: Would you like to try out Rowse honey? Five hampers worth £100 each up for grabs.

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Rowse have asked us to find 50 Mumsnetters to try out their honey with their children and give us your feedback. They want to find out why mums do or don't buy honey and how they might include it in their family's everyday diet.

We're looking for testers who live in the UK and have at least one child over the age of 1 (honey isn't recommended for children under 1). For more information on Rowse honey, please visit their website here.

If selected you will be sent a 250g jar of Rowse honey to use in your family's day-to-day diet over the next couple of weeks. You'll then be asked to add your views on a thread on Mumsnet.

Everyone who tries the products and adds their feedback will be entered into a prize draw to win one of five hampers worth £100 each, kitted out with a lovely set of Rowse branded crockery and picnic blanket.

If you're interested in taking part and you meet the above criteria, please sign up here. We're looking to recruit all 50 testers by this Friday (12th Feb) so please sign up as soon as you can.

Thanks
MNHQ

mmm - honey and peanut butter bars sound good - could you post the recipe please?

dd1 is reporting good things about the honey (well, I am rather judging by the rapid consumption of her sandwiches, tbh )

dd2 has declared it (and I tend ot agree with her, tbh) "too runny"

it is a very runny honey - I have a warm kitchen, which undoubtedly contributes, but other honeys we have (dh is a honey monster) are not so liquid...

makes for very sticky lunchtimes

Peanut butter and honey bars

8oz digestive type biscuits
6 lge spoons honey
4 lge spoons crunchy peanut butter
30z solid butter

Crush biscuits
Melt other ingredients together over low heat
Pour into biscuits
Put into greased tin and flatten
Put in fridge for few hours until set

Fab! Thank you. Will give those a go

feedback thread is here