Honey
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Clover Honey
Clover honey is my sweetest, most mild honey that i offer. It is made in the summer when clover flowers are abundant and in bloom. Clover honey is a popular, light-colored, mild-tasting honey variety that provides various vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It may offer powerful antiviral, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory effects. Great in coffee and tea, and used often in baking breads and cakes!
$3.00 – $36.00 -
Wildflower Honey
Offers a strong, robust flavor with floral undertones. Wildflower honey is made by bees that have collected nectar from a local source of wildflowers. The taste and composition of wildflower honey can vary depending upon the variety of flowers in bloom at the time the honey is made. The potential health benefits of honey are many due to its nutrient-rich content and anti-microbial properties.
$9.00 – $36.00 -
Clover Whipped Honey
My honey spread is made by slowly churning liquid Clover honey for 5 days in a giant mixer. It makes the honey aerated and super creamy! This is great to spread on toast or add into yogurt or tea. I also love to spread this on chicken with a little minced garlic for dinner! This is a kid-favorite honey! They love the texture and say its like frosting!
$9.00 – $12.00 -
Raspberry Blossom Honey
This is made in the summer from the honeybees working the raspberry blossoms when raspberries go into bloom! No flavoring added, its all natural from the pollen on the Raspberry flowers. Light amber in color with a mellow smooth flavor and unique raspberry finish. This is my favorite honey and my best seller!
$9.00 – $37.00 -
Orange Blossom Honey
Orange Blossom honey is made in Florida when our honeybees are transported by semi from NY to FL every fall/winter and come back to NY in April for apple pollination. The bees are set in the orange groves to pollinate the oranges and make orange honey from this. The color of the honey depends on when it is made, but usually darker in color and citrus tasting! This was my favorite honey growing up.
$9.00 – $36.00 -
Tupelo Honey
Pear-like and hoppy aroma with a mild, delicate flavor with buttery and floral notes. Good Tupelo, unmixed with other honey, will not granulate, and due to this high fructose low glucose ratio some diabetic patients have been permitted by their physicians to eat Tupelo honey.
$17.00 – $52.00 -
Sold OutBlack Locust Honey
This honey comes in when the honeybees get pollen and nectar from Black Locust trees when they go into bloom. It is floral and sweet in taste with a hint of vanilla. Some people even think it has a smokey aftertaste. One of my best sellers. Great in yogurt and teas.
$12.00 – $37.00 -
Cranberry Blossom Honey
Cranberry honey is made from honeybees pollinating the cranberry bogs when they go into bloom! The water in the bogs are lowered down and the blossoms are exposed for the bees to pollinate and make honey off of. This is a strong tasting honey with hints of cranberry. Very popular! I love this in tea, as well as making a chicken stir-fry with cranberry honey, olive oil, and minced garlic!
$9.00 – $37.00 -
Buckwheat Honey
Buckwheat honey is made from bees collecting pollen and nectar from the buckwheat flowers when they are in bloom. They are actually a white flower and the bees make black honey with it. Buckwheat honey is super dark and strong in taste. It tastes like molasis to many people with hints of chocolate undertones. The darker the honey, the stronger it tastes, and the more antioxidants it has. I love putting this honey on eggs in the morning, adding it to yogurt, putting it on waffles, or making a marinade for steak with garlic and soy sauce! Ive also made ...
$12.00 – $36.00