Albert Heijn Crème Honing

Albert Heijn Crème Honing is a creamy, whipped honey product offered by the largest Dutch supermarket chain, Albert Heijn. The brand's logo, the distinctive blue 'ah' house mark, is prominently displayed on the packaging. This specific product is described as 'Fruitig & Aromatisch' (Fruity & Aromatic), catering to consumers looking for a smooth texture that is easy to spread compared to liquid honey.

As a private-label product, the honey is sourced through global supply chains typical of large retailers. While the brand is quintessentially Dutch, the honey itself is usually a blend of honeys originating from various EU and non-EU countries to ensure consistent flavor and availability throughout the year. The product is managed and sold by Ahold Delhaize, a major international food retail group.

The history of the brand traces back to 1887 when Albert Heijn Sr. took over his father's grocery store in Zaandam, Netherlands. Over more than a century, it evolved from a local shop into a global retail powerhouse through various acquisitions and mergers, most notably the 2016 merger with the Belgian Delhaize Group.